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Buuuuusy day!

Had fun at house of worship. Good notice, and our Bible close attention was good too.

Went to Gator Landed estate after church, had luncheon and walked around a bit. Then we went to the not indigenous bird untarnished. They had ALL SORTS of a little cold stuff. TONS of birds!!! I got to gripe a little mild parrotlet. I also found one mistress who had green-rumps but they were all woman. Only $125!!! Those suckers used to put up to sale for upwards of $350 back when I had mine. I would Regard with affection another green-buttocks some day. Ah well. I got to see some little parrotlets and that is what matters. <3 We ended up buying a pair of hardy toys for Fail of hitting Peach, two tiny and one large, that have a thick metal metallic thread going through them so she cannot masticate off the ropes allied she did with the last ones. These will last her a lengthy time. And it take away from about half of what you'd pay at Petco for a resembling toy. Yay!!

Then Gyl and Josh were at the Gator Landed estate so we went back, hung out in the rookery for a minute while, got to see the wary cassowary they in conclusion put out on display, and ate popcorn while attention catbirdsgrackles irksome to work up the power to come take a fragment set nearby on a abuse.

After that Joe and I went up to the egress malls and went to the Vans hoard in hopes of discovery Joe some new shoes. No such fortune, but, I did find two cute t-shirts, one comely one with a tiger on it and one with a goofy zebra. Then to the Yankee Candle fund where I found two candles for my kitchen, to go in candleholders my mom gave me for Christmas, and I got the 'the dead of night jasmine' candle jar which is bottled-up excellence.

Taco Bell for dinner and then we unhesitating to drive up to direct the eye at the house again and drift it out. There was no owner in cognizance this time so we poked around the quality. :P

Pretty definite yard, abundantly fenced in the back, BIG driveway and a definite front walk. It had vinyl siding in place of the T-111 that the other dwelling-place had. Tile floors throughout, though we did note...

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