Benitin y Eneas by Pierre S. De Beaumont and Bud Fisher for April 16, 2014

Good morning, Vagabonds.

Not much happening here. Temp still hovering around 80 ad it has been very nice to open the windows.

Good morning, Vagabonds. My 2nd seder came off well. There were 6 other people who, at the ser’s end, helped me clean up.

Good morning Vagabonds.My talk went very well last night. I didn’t cough the whole time. Had some nice comments.Rained very heavy last night and early this morning. Was quite warm, not raw.Going to be cooler today.

Morning, Vagabonds. How many of you remember this one? ”Sailor, Sailor.”

Good morning Vagabonds..We got a load of “Poor Man’s Fertilizer” last night. That is, a spring snow storm that brings a lot of Nitrogen with it.Bare spots I walked on yesterday are now under one or two inches of snow, snow that will melt fairly quickly taking the old snow with it. (heh, heh)It’s still snowing this morning..Hope you all have a good day wherever you are..ttfn

Good morning again.Got up this morning and we had a coating of snow on the grass and on the cars and on the roofs. The temp had dropped and the rain turned to snow. I hope this is going to be the last of it.

Sorry David, I’m not familiar with the melody, and I don’t understand German so I don’t know the lyrics. Where do you remember it from?

Me again..We had five very cold Robins sitting in the sun on the porch steps this morning. Did they ever look miserable..ttfn