It is very funny to me that a small portion of your readers write letters to you about my newsletter.
Also, I missed the song rec but a fun fact I recently learned is Semi Charmed Life is actually about doing meth and if you listen to the lyrics, it's kind of a tragic song.
RE: Spring birbs. I'm on a long break from Facebook so can't jump in on the PG Birbing group posting, so I will share here: I heard my first red-wing blackbirds yesterday down by Tabor Lake! Definitely a sign of spring, even if there is ice still on the lake.
I've also noted a lot more hawks of many sizes sitting on light poles along highway 16, keeping an eye out for mousies. We had a big grey one land in a spruce tree near our house briefly and being a terrible birb watcher, I would need my book and for it to pose for me for 10 minutes so I could tell you what species it was.
The birb topic also reminded me that I spotted a gaggle of Canada Geese down by the river last weekend, and their big footy prints are still to be seen in the sand on the LTMP side of the highway bridge.
It is very funny to me that a small portion of your readers write letters to you about my newsletter.
Also, I missed the song rec but a fun fact I recently learned is Semi Charmed Life is actually about doing meth and if you listen to the lyrics, it's kind of a tragic song.
Smiling in the pictures you would take
Doing crystal myth
Will lift you up until you break
It won't stop, i won't come down, i keep stock
With a tick tock rhythm and a bump for the drop
And then i bumped up
I took the hit i was given
Then i bumped again
And then i bumped again she said
How do i get back there to
The place where i fell asleep inside you
How do i get myself back to
The place where you said
I want something else to get me through this
Semi-charmed kind of life baby baby
Anyways.
RE: Spring birbs. I'm on a long break from Facebook so can't jump in on the PG Birbing group posting, so I will share here: I heard my first red-wing blackbirds yesterday down by Tabor Lake! Definitely a sign of spring, even if there is ice still on the lake.
I've also noted a lot more hawks of many sizes sitting on light poles along highway 16, keeping an eye out for mousies. We had a big grey one land in a spruce tree near our house briefly and being a terrible birb watcher, I would need my book and for it to pose for me for 10 minutes so I could tell you what species it was.
The birb topic also reminded me that I spotted a gaggle of Canada Geese down by the river last weekend, and their big footy prints are still to be seen in the sand on the LTMP side of the highway bridge.
Also I just read Neil's "Throwback Thursday" only to find my whole family is in it😂
Great song choice