Morning entertainment

Shortly after I got back home with the morning fishwrapper, the skies opened and dumped cats, dogs, and arrow-poison frogs upon us.  And then the power went out, for maybe 1.5 hours.

Back on now, not raining now.

But I suspect the morning will not contain a bike ride.

Lazy bum

We had enough of a break in the green radar globs to get out and wade through the 70+ F dew point thick air.  Anyway, when we got back, we discovered Nikita drowsing by my car, observing a squirrel on the sunflower feeder.  Ten feet away.

What does that cat think we pay her for, anyway?  It ain't for the gray fur on our jeans-legs . . .

And again, the weather

We have a tornado watch.  Not warning, which says one of the buggers has been sighted or detected on doppler radar, but a watch, which says conditions could lead to a tornado . . .

Maine doesn't do the tornado thing very often.