Hard TImes, Commerical and Talk of the Town, Lily BIt Love and Deer

Meet Rose.

A classmate from 78.

Couple of surgeries, hubs had

a surgery, raising a couple

of grands, lost a child, and just

fallen on hard times.

A couple months ago Rose with the 

help of friends had a yard sale to 

make up some money. I loaded up some

stuff and donated it but another

friend of mine had a yard sale a week

before Rose, what she had left over

she donated. 

BUT...

there was a donation box out at 

the reunion, no names were given,

just that a classmate was in need and 

anything they could help with would be

great. 

With no one knowing who was

having a hard time, 

we raised 1205.00 for Rose

and her family.

Pretty awesome considering we have

been out of school for 45 years,

however, going to school of 309 grads,

going to school together for most our

lives, we are still there for 

each other if we can be.

DuPONT Class of 78

ROCKS!

Happy news...

the commerical is ready for 

viewing. 

Tennessee Tiny Weddings is going to be one 

of the featured businesses on World's Greatest 

television show on August 6th, 2023 on Bloomberg 

TV at 1:30 central time  

We are so excited! #tntinyweddings

I noticed Julie has the 6th on this but

the 13th on another post

so I am checking with her on 

that info. 

At the first of the month

TN Tiny Weddings was

featured on Talk of the 

Town, a local Nashville show.

You can see that here.

Talk Of The Town

https://www.newschannel5.com/talk-of-the-town/tennessee-tiny-weddings

So glad that James and Julie were able

to shut down for a couple months,

play in their garden, hang out with the dogs,

do some local things and adjust to 

James being retired. 

Sept. will have us back up  

and going.

My sweetest cat behaving girl.

Just like most cats, wants attention

when SHE

wants it. However, on days that

I am not up moving around

and not feeling good, she 

stays close. 

She stays close, normally not

close enough for me 

to rub that head but close, so 
I know she is there. Saturday, when 

I was pretty sure I was not

going to the reunion (

and I changed my mind), she got

right up next to me and granted

me premission to rub her

head!

My Lily Bit.

Saturday morning I ran out

for an errand, nine in the morning, 

trying to beat the heat.

It didn't work. Pain, and heat

just don't mix well. Got home and

got sick. But I had the coolest

thing happen when I got home,

I had a new visitor to the 

yard.

I walked up to the front 

sidewalk, in front of my 

bushes, when the prettest red

fox ran out right in front of me.

Oops, this is one day I left

my cell in the house, but that is

okay, it was moving way to 

fast to take a pic. It was beating it

down the front hill and across the 

street. Have to say, that was a first.

Speaking of visitors, the other

day I saw this family out at

the neigbbors house.

 

Shooting a distance with the

cell so the pic is not the best.

Look at that rack!

A few weeks ago I looked

out in the back, past the fence

to see a baby fawn curled

up in the yard. 

I know this time of yr. it 

is a given. Mom has to go looking 

for food and she commands

the babe to stay where she 

puts it. I have yet to figure

out how they command or

 request that babe lay there and 

not move, a flip of the tail, that 

mom LOOK, or what...but it 

works. I kept an eye on it to 

be sure it would be ok, but I 

was going to take water out

if it got too hot. Once I took

my eye off the babe, mom came

and got it. 

But I did want to share this

with you.
 People that call rehabs and are

 concerned whether or not they should 

bring the found fawn in can look at this. 

The very first question is look at the ears. 

Are they straight? Or are they crumpled?

If straight , was the deer laying down or standing up?
This year every deer we have taken in has 

looked like this. The ears are crumpled 

and the deer was standing up and crying.
The crumpled ear tips mean that the 

fawn is dehydrated and mom is gone.
The baby needs help!!!

If you are EVER in question about whether or not 

you need to help the baby , this is the answer.
If you find one with these crumpled ears ,

 get that baby help!
We always advise if you get the fawn and can’t 

get it to a rehabilitation facility right away, NEVER f

eed the fawn ANYTHING but unflavored pedialyte.

Interesting to know.

Living here in a well

established subdivison I am

so surprised of all the wild life.

So you have a lot of 

wild life around you?

Pam