Hoerman's House

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Bath Time

Today is kind of a dreary and overcast….and very muggy and humid.  I think we have a chance for thunderstorms later today or tonight, which will make Petey all kinds of unhappy.  I went outside and sat on my front porch to wait for Glen to get here and to watch the silly sparrows bathing in the dirt at the end of my driveway.  The picture quality is really poor. I had to zoom way in to get them to even show up on the picture.

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Then what did the nutty birds do?  The flew across the street where they then bathed in a pool of water.  My poor neighbors driveway never drains.  They always have standing water at the end of their driveway. Again, I apologize for the quality of the picture.  I really need to save my money and get myself a nifty new camera that Glen will have to teach me how to use :o)

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