Before my brain freeze set in, I came up with this a few years back. My readership was no where near what it is now, so if you need a chuckle, here's the link: https://oldfoolrn.blogspot.com/search?q=twas+the+night
Sunday, December 22, 2019
Merry Christmas
Before my brain freeze set in, I came up with this a few years back. My readership was no where near what it is now, so if you need a chuckle, here's the link: https://oldfoolrn.blogspot.com/search?q=twas+the+night
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Merry (belated) Solstice, O.F.!! I always volunteered to work both the 24th and 25th ~ I don't celebrate those days, so why not give someone who does the days off?!?!
ReplyDeleteHappy days to you ~
Kind of you to work over the Christmas holidays. I hope you had a most festive Solstice
DeleteThat Christmas tree does look a bit like it's seen better days... cute photo though. Yes Merry Christmas OFRN and everyone else. We are ravaged by bushfires all over the country, one near me has had us blanketed with smoke and ash for days... the Canadian firefighters just came over to help and I think we're getting some Americans too... so it's a smoky scary time over here in Australia, but best wishes to all! Sue
ReplyDeleteA good bit of snow here to quench any risk of fire. Hopefully, they get things under control before too much damage is done.
ReplyDeleteMassage damage OFRN last count 500 million hectares of land burnt and hundreds of homes lost and several fire fighters injured and two dead. It's over most states of Australia. I know it's on the news in the UK and Europe.
DeleteSo best wishes from Australia which currently is in a terrible situation... Sue
I'm hoping the situation quickly resolves. I saw an image of a firefighter sharing a water bottle with a little koala. Touching indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks OFRN. We were just saved here by the rural fire service clearing containment lines but fires still rage across most states of Australia. Worst I've ever seen in my life. Many places I know and love are gone. 30% of koala population wiped out. Canadians and Americans sending out more assistance. Yes fire fighters rescued any wildlife they were able to - kangaroos can often manage to get away but koalas etc can't possibly escape. Let's hope for a better New Year...
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for 2020, Sue
https://youtu.be/bwf9yQhYVrA
ReplyDeleteDon't know if the link works OFRN - thirsty koala runs onto the road in Adelaide and stops a group of cyclists to drink from their water bottles during the incredible heatwave we are going through. Its also been shown on CNN. Sue. (This is on YouTube)
Thanks Sue, Just looking at Koalas makes me smile!
DeleteThey are incredibly cute OFRN. Happy New Year from fire-ravaged Australia. Look forward to your blog in 2020! Sue
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