A beautiful day

 

This is Saturn and Jupiter taken with my big camera, two little dots.

Eagle flying over Norton's house.

On his way down to the bluffs along the creek to roost for the night. At least that is where I think the go to roost.  She was headed that way.

Kids enjoying the nice weather.

Once in several lifetimes

We saw Saturn an Jupiter tonight. I made the kids go out and look. It was neat to see.

Merry tree

This is my actual Christmas tree. The one I posted last week was actually Sister Helen's. I have a big tree, but this year I wanted a table top tree. I like it better than the big tree we've had the last few years.

No Problem..

 Made it to work just fine, but started late at 7 O'clock.  The schedule was to start 2 hours later than usual, but Kathy said I could come in whenever I wanted to.  So, just like any other day.

Our road out by the Walnut tree that is not.

Meek Hill from in front of Dick Newberry's house.

And the Meek Hill.

Cold, snow, but we can still go.

Family out in the cold...

I told you so...

 See, no snow.

Not now, maybe later...

But probably not. It is too warm for snow today, and moisture is supposed to move on by tonight. My window theometor say 36 now.

But my real theme here is editing images in Android. I have learned a few things about images on my phone, but for most things I have sent the image to my computer for major edits. I knew I could do a screen capture on my phone, but had not tried to figure it out. I have even accomplished this a few times by accident. I knew I could ask Hannah, but I refuse to go there. So today, with help from Google, and a lot of hunt and peck, I captured this KY3 weather image for Green Forest, wiped out the ad in the middle, added my own text, and moved the text window. I could not change the text size, and decided that was likely with the default image edit app.

Anyway, we might get some snow today, but it will not accumulate as it will melt as it falls. Tonight is supposed to be very cold, but the snow will be long gone by nightfall. Or, so they say.