Replies, Roads, Ass Washing, Lily and Doors

Good morning bloggers!

Tis Saturday morning

and I am sitting on the couch,

laptop in lap, and sitting

at a certain angle waiting for

the pain meds to kick in. Sometimes

I can find those positions 

that seem to help with the pain

not being so bad.

So now I wait till the meds

kick in.

I might have shared before, 

pretty sure I have, but here

goes again ~ I am at 17.5 years

in living with Fibromyalgia, I am 

not a stranger to pain. And during

a flare up, the pain is not something

to laugh at. 

In a word, I deal with it pretty

well. Pains that have

managed to take me down,

kidney infection, iritis, and 

this! My ability to cope with pain is

wearing me out with this stone. 

It ages you. 

But with that said, I wanted to

reply to some comments. 

Ann's Snap Edit Scrap (annssnapeditscrap.blogspot.com

said this

 Those buttons are rather cool. I'm thinking Gibbs would push the treat one every 5 seconds.

Gibbs has one ball that is his favorite. He has 2 of the same ball in different colors but he doesn't like the green one, just the orange one.

Ann, I am sure that Misty's will

 be the 

TREAT button also.

Might have to remove that

batteries from that one, but there

again, that is if she takes to it.

Lily, pretty sure she will 

take to them, eat and play will

be her fave buttons. 

Course, this might not work

like I think it will. I bought

the girls a remote control mouse.

I figured that Misty would 

run from it but she actually seems

to be more interested in 

it then Lily.

Like kiddos, you never know

how they will react. 

haha

LIz at 

 

Laws of Gravity

Those salads are covered in mayonnaise, correct? Which means I'll never go near them. (Mayonnaise is a no-go for me.)

Mentioned that she did not 

care at all for mayo!

People are so funny

in the things they like and 

dislike. I however, LOVE

mayo! I guess, it you wanted

 you could always 

use yogurt in the place

of the mayo.

While I am spending so

much time on my  as,

rear or just laying 

around and what little

time I am spending on 

FB, I run across some

neat things or at 

least somethings that 

make me laugh!

Living here in Nashville

has been an adventure, just 

like most states since 

COVID. One of the biggest

issues that really gets me is 

our roads. Paying taxes 

don't seem to make a 

difference in getting stuff done.

In 2019 I was informed by 

a Representative of the state that 

the main road going through my town

was scheduled to be paved 

that summer.

HAHA.

Guess what?

Yep, not done yet.

We have the main road that 

 is the states responsibility, and

the main highway coming 

off the interstate is handled

by Metro. 

But with that said, no matter

what government agency is 

handling it, cray is still

not getting done. 

So, its a given that the 

Romans did not build our

roads!

Saw this on FB too, 

not sure what the going rate

for ass washing goes

for but at 3.99, that sounds

like a deal to me!

What do you think?

Here is your feline fix

today....Lily Bit.

She was laying on the rug

in front of the couch, and 

for some reason, giving me

that dirty look. I

can tell you right now that

I have NO CLUE

what that look was for!

When mom's dogs came into 

our care, our life on 

top of theirs was turned 

upside down. I have to say, 

that mixing Dakota and Lily 

with moms three was not 

really hard, they knew 

each other, had spent time

 together a lot. But, when 

Dakota was gone along

with Khole and Molly, and it was

just Chey and Lily, things

changed. Lily was not jealous

of Chey, but then I 

brought Misty home.

That is when the 

changes came.....

slowly. 

I would have all three of 

them in the bed with me. Chey

at my feet, Molly up next to me and 

Lily at the end of the other 

side of the bed. 

Then Chey was gone, 

and it really changed.

Lily refused to sleep in the 

bed with Misty and I.

Then a different pattern 

fell into place. Lily will

not come and sleep in the bed

with Misty and I. She sleeps

in the living room, on the couch

or chair.  So basically, I am 

Misty's at night. 

On the other hand, Misty 

gives Lily the lead 

during the day. I have 

Lily by my side then, 

unless now when she is on 

the deck. But if I lay 

down, she is the one that 

comes to give me

company. Misty, does not

even get on the couch. It is like

she sees that as Lily's territory. 

Animals, just like toddlers

have their own

way of doing things and 

about the time you 

think you have things 

figured out....

YOU DON'T!

I started to paint my

door purple, but I 

was not too sure how

it would blend with 

my siding, brick and 

shutter colors. 

Otherwise, I would have a 

purple door!!

My door is a reddish color,

not bright red which is 

so pretty, but a reddish color. 

Are you a believer that the 

color of your door speaks

of certain things.

Purple is for witch.

Red, means divine access.

A symbol of Love.

Prosperity. And

you are protected.

A blue ~

A blue front door may 

symbolize prosperity

 and abundance, and 

the darker you

 go the more a blue door 

can project a 

sense of tranquility, peace 

and elegance.

Green ~

Often used to represent 

growth, green

 is a natural choice to 

pay homage 

to nature and the world 

outside your front door.

White~

A classic color choice, white often

 evokes feelings of serenity. The color

 may be especially appropriate 

on cottage-style homes.

Black~

"Black can make a front 

door dramatic, 

elegant and exude 

strength and power," 

Brown ~

is a good color to choose when

 you want to blend into nature.

 It also creates a feeling of warmth

 (when a light brown shade is used). 

Dark brown, similar to black, can exude strength but reveal to visitors that 

you prefer privacy.

Orange~

"A high-energy color, orange
 hollers, 'Look at me,'" 
says Keefe. She recommends 
pairing a bright orange with 
neutral hues to avoid 
appearing too garish. 

Yellow~

A yellow front door is 
associated with happiness
 and warmth. As noted for it's 
intensity (similar to orange), 
it's best to be paired with 
neutral hues.
Do you have a colorful 
door? What color? Do 

you pick the color of 

your door according to

the color of your house? Or

because that color just 

speaks to you?

Lets get colorul

folks,

Pam