Should I mention the blinding sandstorms too, some days were tan, some pink and one time it looked like Mars. Started off pink, turned orange then red then went black.You bring to light things that people don't know or appreciate for what our service members do!! What they're subjected to & must endure. It's not just a uniform & salute. My dad & his 5 bro were all Navy. Maternal side uncle Army & sharpshooter assignments. I appreciate everyone and their sacrifices.
Plus it's overcast -- drying not happening soon. Morning chores are few, thankfully.
if I can remember. It's fun. No garden in, so may buy something. Home tomorrow to can some.
not sure I'll be able to snag a vet appt today with the holiday tomorrow and through the weekend. Arnica seems to help a little.
Drone to spot the wildfires after a storm. Supposedly all lightening strikes.Yikes @Weldman seven fires?! Any ideas on how? Arson? Seven seems like way more than a natural event. And after a storm when things are wet???? Drone has to be up in the right place and at the right time to catch someone if that's the thought. But better than nothing I suppose.
Coffee done - first cup of the week (some stomach bug Sun/Mon - followed by I think I'll just hold of eating until yesterday). Starting with a high of 82 today, then pretty much 89-90 through the weekend with lows in the high 50s. We've had several fires lately - though thank God on county north (not really far, but far enough). Many starting within hours of each other - hmmmm. Thank God our firefighters are on these things like white on rice. They've saved us many times over. The electric company here (SDG&E) has eyes in the sky and observation tower cameras as well. Every little piece of the fire puzzle helps.
Poor Obi has an ear hematoma
it's a pretty quiet area, primarily older families. Prob why so few have few to no animals or livestock. 
Thank you for your service earlier and now!
Stay safe!
