Jim of Jim's Stuff started the "Pic a Day in May" challenge last year. I did it last year, and felt like I'd do it again this year.
Day 23. Long but slow day. But my 4 day weekend starts now!
And what do I do? Something I rarely do. I sit down and watch some television. Mostly because the DVR is filling up.
Cooking Bear on TV...
Until next time...
Is it any wonder I was beat up so much as a teen? #throwbackthursday
Jim of Jim's Stuff started the "Pic a Day in May" challenge last year. I did it last year, and felt like I'd do it again this year.
Day 22. Productive day. For the most part.
And then after the studio I went to the gym. I missed yesterday as the gym was closed by the time I was done at the studio. So I had to get there today. My second day!
Not that I like it. I find the gym to be even more boring, and just as dirty, as a doctor's waiting room. I'd rather cut myself that be here.
But alas, as I sit on my ass all day long, I really need to do something to counter that.
Stop!
"And I ran. I ran so far away. I just ran. I ran all night and day.I couldn't get away...". Because I was running in place.
Mind-fucking-numbing.
Until next time...
Jim of Jim's Stuff started the "Pic a Day in May" challenge last year. I did it last year, and felt like I'd do it again this year.
Day 21.
"I'll give you fish... I'll give you candy..."
Tasty...
My brain is fried.
That is all.
Until next time...
Jim of Jim's Stuff started the "Pic a Day in May" challenge last year. I did it last year, and felt like I'd do it again this year.
Day 20. Today started out pleasant enough.
And then Mother Nature unleashed her wrath on portions of land not that far west of us.
Which then continued on it's way here.
We were having Monday Beveraging as the storm rolled in. What else are we to do?
And then the tornado sirens sirened. And the rain rained sideways. And the color of the sky went funny colored. And the sirens continued to go off.
So we hunkered down prepared for who knows what.
Too much red...
Unlike people to the west of us, we went relatively unscathed. Downed trees and debris in our area. People without power.
But we at least get to sleep holding our loved ones tonight, and under our own roofs.
Unlike many in the land just to the west of us.
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UPDATE: If you want to see the local news perspective compared to what's being shown nationally, here is the KFOR (OKC) live feed.
Until next time...