Wendy shows off one of brother Doug's fine Hubbard Squash and her own entire harvest of green peppers.
After baking in the oven and removing the skin, each half looked more like a turkey or something. Hahaha! They barely fit in the oven.
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"From the Mundane to the Less Mundane with Everything In Between". Now in my 18th YEAR OF BLOGGING and still counting.
Wendy shows off one of brother Doug's fine Hubbard Squash and her own entire harvest of green peppers.
After baking in the oven and removing the skin, each half looked more like a turkey or something. Hahaha! They barely fit in the oven.
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| "There, I fixed it!" |
In Dialer App: Menu: settings, calls, calling accounts, all calling accounts: make sure turned on.
I'm placing it here on my blog so hopefully next time it happens I'll save myself a half hour of sorting through settings and come to this page first... That is: If I can find this page. Hahaha!
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Happy Hallowe'en everybody.
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My 'artsy' pic for today:
Such a cool dude! Did he smell her hair? "Let's go Brandon!"
You can read the Shoehorn article CLICK HERE.
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Optometrists have withdrawn their services to people eligible for Ontario Health Insurance. Now, since I'm well into the over 65 sector, it's illegal for me to pay an eye doctor directly to have my eyes tested. It's "get it through OHIP or NO TEST".
Maybe, if Ontario taxpayers, through OHIP can't afford to fund eye care, it should just no longer be covered. This would allow the optometrists to be free to charge whatever they need to stay in business, like our dentists.
To deny eye care to those who need it most whilst you bicker would seem a little shortsighted don't you think?
I doubt my eye doctor or the gov. would like me taking my own test from USA but it certainly is an alternative if the bickering doesn't end soon. Scratches on my glasses are causing me eye strain and could be bad for my eyes. I sympathize with my optometrist but I'm bypassing our system and buying this $69 USD device and ordering new glasses from Zenni. We'll see, or should I say "I'll see". Hahaha.
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It's always a bit depressing but this year, our second year of COVID isolation, it's especially hard to see the pool go into hibernation for another 6 months. We got quite a lot of use out of it this past summer.
UPDATE: Two days later on Saturday the amount of leaves would prove we covered it just in time. Checking the weather forecast last week indicated that the wind would change from the south to the northwest and sure enough, the leaves that were blowing away from the pool suddenly reversed this morning. Everything still looks pretty green back here but that will change soon enough.
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A frequent ritual now. Reducing shipping cartons ready for the curbside recycler.
Forget Amazon, we should have bought shares in the corrugated box maker.
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My good friend John celebrates his birthday today. He's up at his cottage called MullBain Lodge in the Muskokas and has been inundated with Canada Geese. In this video I propose a remedy. (Although you can see it's hardly working for me)
NOTE: No animals were injured making this video.
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More lies and obscene spending as well as taxes like never before! More Justin Trudeau. More of the same.
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