Just finished LIVE To the Mat Legs, Glutes and Core, skipped the core. Tux had to come help me. His version of helping is to continually flop around and knead my mat. After I finished the section of the workout, I took him up and put him on the cat tree by Derek's window and he stayed away. But only a couple minutes after I restarted Chester came over. He at least is kinder and just wants to touch me while going to sleep. Is not nearly as endearing as it sounds. He ended up sprawled across the middle of the mat, and I got the portion between him and the TV. Fortunately, I'm of a size where that works as he stayed there for the last 20 minutes or whatever was left at that point.
Judy looks like while we have a couple 90 degree days this week, including today, most days the next couple weeks will be closer to 80 which is more tolerable.
Valerie my sister's attitude towards bears is the same as yours because anywhere they hike, plus at their house there can be bears, though they only have black. Same with people who live in the upper peninsula, though there are also some mountain lions up there. Haven't heard of any encounters between them and people, but they have been spotted near some towns. Wolves really push the debate button up there as you have a very definitive split between the leave them alone, and get rid of them camps. You've been seeing some amazing wildlife sights. Deer here have similar reactions-they will stand by the road when a car passes them, but back when I used to ride my bike around out here, they flee at the sight of someone on a bike. I'm so sorry about your friends husband. Pancreatic cancer is brutal. I knew someone who lost her first husband to it when they were in their 30's, and it's such a horrible way to go.
Diane Sue it sounds like your painting is going well.
Hi Carolyn.
