Here is something wonderful to start off the season. I know it is early--still pre-thanksgiving, but it is definitely something to be grateful for--and you will feel gratitude as you watch, promise! I love the music--long time favorite-- since our days in the east when, for our first Christmas, we visited and sang the Hallelujah Chorus at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. But this spontaneity and surprise is beautiful--just beautiful!
Romeo and Juliet are caught between two worlds, as their families feud to the death. Fights, witty lines, secret marriages, and untimely deaths--the play is unforgettable!
a woodpecker and his mate have found a new roost: under the eaves of our porch--it has become brian's mission to put an end to their happy habitating..so we looked up what to do online and found:Woodpecker prevention is based upon physical barriers and scare techniques. Physical barriers created in pecking areas will help. Commonly these are made of steel mesh. Noise scare techniques are also effective in some cases.
in this case, his closest scare technique was a compound bow lying around in the basement. . ha! (don't worry, he didn't shoot them--but they must have gotten "scared" because we have not seen them since!)
