Ice Day
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At least a quarter of an inch of freezing rain & sleet fell here at RnBoW House overnight
The temp is 21 degrees this morning & the roads are like an ice rink.
This may not sound like alot to some of you that have harsh winters,
but in Texas, this is a BIG DEAL!
Needless to say I am still at home with the first cup of coffee in hand!
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This non-profit is trying to raise funds to purchase commercial time in the largest California viewing areas during popular programing. The ad content is to promote acceptance of gay marriage.
Please click on the link above and watch the commercials. I challenge you to see anything different in the lives of these people and any other family oriented commercial you may have seen.
It's time for change and supporting this is one step closer to that goal.
A Brand New Day There is a sense of hope again, a belief that things can and will be different. The changing of the Guard on our political front holds promise. Even the cynical believe in the system again. It doesn’t fix everything & on many subjects, this election barely scratches the surface of what needs to be done. It is the end of a long and mighty battle and it is a joyous and humble beginning. Last night, the sun set on the past and today it rose upon a world of possibility. Whether it be good or bad, the face of this country and the world will never look the same. I am proud and in awe of this opportunity to witness a real change & I look forward to all the things to come.
Down The Hatch!
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I've managed to go years without a full blown cold but I guess I left my lucky horseshoe at home last week. I stayed home yesterday in a feverish funk, but it's nothing some good ol' antibiotics won't kill. I honestly can't remember the last time I had to take them.
I think that's a pretty good thing!
A RnBoW SPOT Disclaimer:
Today's Post Is Not G-Rated!
Spring Is Coming
Heirloom Daffodils
The regulars here at the RnBoW Spot will remember I had some surprise residents that were planted around the base of the old Mulberry that appeared after I had the tree cut down November 2007. They didn't bloom last year but I'm hoping they will this year since they got a full season of sun & fertilizing. They are breaking the surface now since the winter is so mild here in Texas. Let's all cross our fingers & maybe we'll see some pretty blooms awaken!
These were a Christmas gift & I got them in the ground last Friday.
They may not produce much this season but they will be a welcome early
addition to the Lily garden around the Mulberry stump!
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