Life Through the Eyes of my Scattered Brian

  Good morning, since I blog ahead of  time, sometimes, I am writing this on Thursday. So, good  Thursday morning! I got my Medicare thingy in the mail the other day, and  walking from the mailbox to the  house, the SMELL caught my  NOSE. haha I have years and years of printing under my belt.  With that, I LOVE THE SMELL OF INK! So much so, I opened the book when I got in the house and buried my head! Once I was high on the ink smell I  went fishing, and caught a large  mouth. Kidding, I c aught     shot this a couple days before.  I have seen fish mailboxes but I saw this on one of my back road adventures and since folks around here have NO sense of style when it comes to  decorating mailboxes,  I decided to shoot  this and include it in my  FB albums.  Not sure what the deal was going on Wed. night but I  was so tired, that  my girls and I hit the  sack at 7:30pm. WHAT? I normally ...

 Monday I went to Centerville,  needed somethings from Dollar Tree. I like this Tree cause it always has good crafting stuff and its always organized. On my way home I went past this house that had a  heard of wild turkey just cruising around the front yard.  There were more, but this is all I aimed for.  I wanted to yell at them, "RUN, RUN, RUN, Thanksgiving  is not far away." I took an adventure ride down a road I had not  traveled before. This little shed caught my attention with the  sample of a quilt on the  front.  My eyes travel to these things since my sis in law  quilts and I painted one for the barn where they lived before their last move. Finished barn quilt. Do you ever see any of these on your travels? I wanted to understand them  a bit more, so I looked this up.  The  quilt  work  on  barns   is  a  form  of  folk  art   that   serves  as  ...

  https://forumscience.com/the-rare-human-superpower.../ Can you smell it? I can, I can also see it sometimes in the turned up leaves of trees, as they beg for water from the sky. And not to ruin the rare gift with  this statement, but I can feel  it in my body. Nothing special in that! The barometric pressure changes with storms and rains coming in, and with Fibromyalgia, I usually feel it coming in, while it's here, but as it heads out, things get better, unless there is more coming in  behind it.  My mom had the nose for the smell also. I think she could smell it  every time, me, maybe I do smell it every time but if my mind is  somewhere else, I tend to overlook it. Is there something else you feel/smell/ taste as its coming in? Latest pic of Kyler. Couple weeks old now.  He has his dad's eyes. Now to wait for # 6 and  I so hope that is it for a bit.  Was busy but looked over at Lily, just sleeping away. She looked so comfy and she h...