Working for the MNR in Provincial Parks across Ontario instilled a lifelong love of the woods in many of us. An excellent program for teens to learn the value of hard work and co operation making friends for life. I think many kids and the parks would benefit if the program was brought back
In Ontario with 2 types of hosta, peonies, salvia, poppies, irises, day lillies and wild geranium that smells like lemon
Our senior male cat Felix is losing weight and is a fussy eater now. He never was before. He turns his nose up at dry food altogether and eats a few bites of wet food then wanders off. He has had 2 operations in his younger years for a blocked ureter and has been on a special diet and problem free for the past decade. He is still pretty active but feels like he weighs next to nothing when you pick him up. He does Love tuna and salmon from a can -wild caught, low sodium- when i am making a sandwich and he demands a taste -so maybe I should just let him have more of what he wants to eat at this point even though I am worried it might cause another blocked ureter? Thoughts?
I was a Class 4 Technician for many years at this 'Palace of Purification' built in the 30s and still supplying half of Toronto with clean drinking water with the original 40 slow sand filters and giant cenfrifugal pumps. (sorry it's youtube, I just use it for free video storage- not monetized)
The little one looks so happy and the Dad sounds like he is complaining about all the jumping around lol
I love these retro arcade bars they have now. Skills returning lol