FLORIDAYS RENOVATION 2015

6 MAY
AFTER A SWIM
After our second time at the beach, Rosie is so exhausted,
she stays on my lap and actually falls asleep,
something she would never do otherwise.
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If puppymill records are to be believed, Rosie turns 18 years of age on 10 May
MINION

8 MAY
DAISY IS SCALPED
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A problem we have in Florida
is that no one will groom
the Skrenninger Quartet;
they are not vaccinated
except for rabies,
and anyone I contact
insists on at least
Bordatella vaccination.
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So . . . we decide to groom them ourselves.
Rather, I buy the equipment and set up the table; Neal does the clippering,
altho I do their heads with scissors and thinning shears.
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Here is our first project; Daisy is the most difficult to groom
because she has several textures of hair, including a thick,
but fluffy undercoat. It takes hours for her to dry,
so a shave will stand her in good stead when we go to the beach.
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BOOKCASES

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A house is not a home
without a bookcase, or two.
So back to Big Lots,
whose furniture is fine
for a vacation home,
to buy two five-shelf bookcases,
which Neal puts together
in an hour or so.
Now all we need is
some books . . .
all of mine are still
HERE.

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My plan is to put two
three-shelf bookcases
next to these, leaving room
in between for a standing
lamp with reading lamp,
and a reading chair in front of that.
From this angle,
a reader can see most
of the backyard,
so can watch for birds, too.

I found these two prints: A great blue heron facing right . . .
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. . . and a sandhill crane facing left . . .
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. . . to hang above the three-shelf bookcases.
So, in effect, this is still a media room; the media is now print.

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ODDS 'N' ENDS OF LIVIN' IN SUNSHINE,
CONTINUED HERE

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6 MAY AFTER A SWIM After our second time at the beach, Rosie is so exhausted, she stays on my lap and actually falls asleep, something she would never do otherwise. If puppymill records are to be believed, Rosie turns 18 years of age on 10 May 8 MAY DAISY IS SCALPED
A problem we have in Florida is that no one will groom the Skrenninger Quartet; they are not vaccinated except for rabies, and anyone I contact insists on at least Bordatella vaccination.
So . . . we decide to groom them ourselves. Rather, I buy the equipment and set up the table; Neal does the clippering, altho I do their heads with scissors and thinning shears. Here is our first project; Daisy is the most difficult to groom because she has several textures of hair, including a thick, but fluffy undercoat. It takes hours for her to dry, so a shave will stand her in good stead when we go to the beach. BOOKCASES
	A house is not a home without a bookcase, or two. So back to Big Lots, whose furniture is fine for a vacation home, to buy two five-shelf bookcases, which Neal puts together in an hour or so. Now all we need is some books . . . all of mine are still HERE.



My plan is to put two three-shelf bookcases next to these, leaving room in between for a standing lamp with reading lamp, and a reading chair in front of that. From this angle, a reader can see most of the backyard, so can watch for birds, too.
I found these two prints: A great blue heron facing right . . . . . . and a sandhill crane facing left . . . . . . to hang above the three-shelf bookcases. So, in effect, this is still a media room; the media is now print.