We've had frosty temps and heavy wind for days -- but no visible frost. The plants keep on growing. So I keep on watering!
A huge box of daffodil bulbs arrived -- my birthday present from the Brick. In between working on reports, I plan to go out and shovel some planting areas. Deer supposedly don't like daffodils, so I hope to have clumps of yellow here and there, come spring.
For now, though, they need to get in the ground. If I can stay upright, that is.
Meanwhile:
Thousands of gold and silver coins salvaged from the 1715 Treasure Fleet shipwrecks near Florida -- the most since the 1990 season.
How did it feel to pretend to have an orgasm... in front of your mom? Rob Reiner reflects.
Pets who were a good deal smarter than their owners thought.
A treasure trove of Celtic gold and silver -- found while excavating in a secret site in Europe.
And a more attainable treasure -- a 1953 Cubs jacket, valued at $15,000, found in a Goodwill bin sorting site!
Charlie Kirk's words are twisted, then used against him. Gee, do you think this happened on purpose?!?
Two Colorado hunters killed -- from a lightning strike after sheltering under a tree.
WWI paintings and sketches of Harvey Dunn. This Western illustrator was one of 8 artists commissioned by the military. Here's a strange connection: his uncle, Nathan Dow, was married to Grace...the youngest sister of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
'Poor man's recipes,' courtesy of the Prudent Penny Pincher.
Funny signs -- including this one:
And finally --
'Weird' family hacks that actually make a lot of sense.
Have a good week.
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