birds and worms and rain and

Some birds are not smart enough to come in out of the rain, so their foster parents have to go fetch them. My beau rescued our little buddy from the storm. I gave him the rain test yesterday when I hosed him, and sure enough, he just sat there as I did, so I knew this was coming. We needed a good rain, even if people wanted a nice day for picnics and boating. It was just a good soaker, and now it is nice outside again. It was another day like any other here. I actually have a nice cerveza, a Pacifico clara, and every now and then, it’s nice to be able to go to the fridge and find one there.

Huge thunder crackers outside! Great lightning show while it lasted.

Early today we ventured out a few minutes to see an old friend of my beau’s, an elderly man (Lou) who is in the last stage of life, liver failure, and he is fortunate enough to be at home, with his wife and children, as he winds down in hospice care. I know this is difficult for my beau and I will do whatever I can for his comfort as well as his friend. I offered to sit at night if they needed someone to be there.

I went back to my collages from previous entries and looked at the randomly chosen cartoon bubble that was put into the collage. The words were: “Luckily I was blessed with an upload.” I decided to again look over other components and I anagrammed those words to equate to a place I went online today (a U.S. flag display kit) “US display kit” “hi-low”, which showed position on a painting used in the collage, “bw clue” as in black and white dragonfly pointing up (and it took me a while to figure out the position in which it should be placed in the collage) and “land-sea” which tells where something landed. The Red Sun that came up for me, that was mentioned as painting by Miro, could have been the flag of Japan which shows a red dot on a white background, similar to one of the paintings, and of course, the previous mention about Red Sun was that the name Red Sun was a cover up for when the movie Superman Returns was being made. The Indian fellow from Frank and Ernst pointed to the red dot on the Miro painting. Is there a hidden meaning in the painting, as the cartoon bubble suggests? Maybe what I see is like a Bible Code of sorts.

I really do have a sunflower in the yard which points to the North. I thought it was a little odd. I have a habit of seeing things differently, like when dragons fly.
Uploading problems again. I guess I will put the two I made today up tomorrow. It all has its own timing anyway.