Figueroa

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I thought Dad would enjoy this picture

Visitors

You might remember the last time my Lexis friend Michele and her son Paul came to visit. They came back last weekend on their way to a family vacation in Wisconsin, and they brought the whole family this time. Paul got up at 5 a.m. to help Dad milk on Saturday morning, even though he hadn't gone to bed until after midnight when the family arrived the night before. It didn't slow him down one bit. Everybody met the cows and explored the hayloft and tried to catch barn cats and got an ATV ride. Here are some pictures taken by Michele and her husband Dave. The last one might be my favorite cow photo ever. They'll be back next week on their way home!

Fry and Laurie at the Vet's Office

Safety Tips

1. Stay the hell out of bed. A lot of people die in bed.

2. When you go someplace in a car, get far from home as fast as you can. Over 25 miles, preferably. Most accidents occur within 25 miles of home.

3. Once you're that far from home, don't go back. Most medical emergencies occur in the home. Stay away from home.

From an actual shcool . . .

. . . in South Carolina, where apparently they don't teach shpelling. And all so, this reminds me of those tile signs at the entrances of the restrooms at S-E that used to say "Girl's" and "Boy's."

Really?

This picture isn't very clear, but see if you can spot the problem.