Saturday, August 27, 2011

Tropical Soupy-ness

Tropical soupy-ness as we start our day--We are cloaked in clouds and haze with humidity feeling like we're swimming in it.  It's very quiet, and I didn't hear birds singing when we were out this morning with the dogs. The county where we live won't be directly impacted by the hurricane. Right now they are predicting that we will only be getting the very edge of it with rain and wind increasing later this afternoon.  
It looks like the outdoor plans we had will have to be put on hold. 
~Sheba~
 It'll be a good day to catch up on things inside. 
Enjoy your Saturday, and stay safe everyone!

41 comments:

  1. Woof! Woof! That's good news. Sending the Golden Pines Gang Lots of Golden LOVE. Happy Weekend. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar

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  2. the dogs' coats are curling up in the humidity! :) enjoy the rains if you get them!

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  3. Happy Saturday, So glad you won't be in the path of Irene and that you'll only get the fringes of the storm. Your pups always look so cute!!! Have a blessed weekend.
    Hugs, Noreen & Reggie

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  4. You dogs look so sweet and content. Hope it's only the rain for you. Be safe and enjoy your inside day.

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  5. Time to break out the Rainy Day toys!

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  6. That last picture is pure, concentrated contentment .

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  7. Glad to hear that you and the pack will be OK. It sounds like a good day to curl up with a good book.

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  8. That last picture looks like "STORM WATCH 2011! with one weather person snoozin' on the job! I think it's so interesting that the birds just know when big weather is coming and just sort of batten down the hatches.

    Stay dry!

    -Gizmo, Bart and Ruby

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  9. I hope all is as you anticipate. Keep safe,

    xx

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  10. Stay safe. We'll be thinking of you as Irene moves up the coast.
    Sue

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  11. Yes, stay inside. We had a string of hot, humid days this past summer and at those times even the dogs were begging to come back into the air conditioned house after doing their business. That's when I got my closets cleaned and the family room carpet scrubbed☺.

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  12. I know that kind of humidity! We've had some of that here. We've been keeping up with the hurricane and hope it fizzles out. You, too, have a great weekend.

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  13. So glad that you won't be effected much by the hurricane. It bypassed our coast, too and we're keeping our fingers crossed for the rest of the country. It did leave behind quite the humidity though!

    The Road Dogs' Mom

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  14. We are staying safe thinking about our southern blogger friends. The winds are picking up here now but with fingers crossed we may just have a wind storm...lesser of 2 evils. Take care!!!!

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  15. On the porch with your puppies looks like an ideal spot to be!

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  16. I hope you and the dogs are safe darling....love love from me...xxx...

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  17. I'm glad to hear that you'll be safe. The humidity really is a killer. Hopefully you'll enjoy most of the weekend!

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  18. Hi Kim,

    Thank you for your kind comment on my blog, it is nice to feel like I'm not alone. Hopefully we'll both be able to work things out!

    We're going to get a good solid whack from Irene tomorrow, the last time we got a major impact from what was left of a hurricane was when Katrina dumped buckets of rain on us a few years ago. Waiting to see what tomorrow will bring. At least I got my rain coat. It was on sale so I got it for under 100$, so at least I'll be relatively dry.

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  19. I'm sorry about the rain and soup but I'm glad that you won't get the full brunt of the storm.

    Every photo of the dogs on the porch looks idyllic. I can see why you love your porch!

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  20. Good thing you're not in direct line of the big storm -- hope you don't get too much rain, though!

    Woofs & hugs, <3

    ~Bailey (Yep, I'm a girl!)

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  21. Hunker down, have some wine, pet the dogs. That should keep you busy until the storm passes.

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  22. Glad to hear, you'll be out of Irene's path. Hopefully, she'll head out to sea. We want all our friends to be safe.

    XXXOOO Daisy, Kendra & Bella

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  23. I like the top picture, everybody smelling around, including Todd!

    I hope you didn't get too wet!

    XXX

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  24. Same here Kim! The province of New Brunswick, just to the west of us, will get much more that us here.....whew! One down, how many to go?
    Thanks for dropping by today Kim. Will catch up on 'things' this weekend.
    Jim

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  25. Hi KIm,
    We will not be effected at all here in Pittsburgh. I have been however glued to the weather channel today as I was sewing watching the effects of this storm. It is so huge and frightening--I am glad that you will be spared from it.
    xoxo
    Mimi

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  26. We hope you weathered it well and you and yours are safe and sound.

    Hope you get to do some fun things tomorrow when all has blown past.

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  27. Whew! Glad to know Irene won't be passing in your area.
    I'm staying indoors too due to the heat. Not complaining, could be worse.
    Take care.

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  28. So glad all of you will not be in the direct path of Irene. Do any of your dogs have anxiety with storm?
    Take care.

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  29. Even the edge of a hurricaine is scarey.. stay safe all of you xx

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  30. Yikes ~ Irene is waving a windy goodbye to Baltimore.
    I love the photo of the dogs on the porch ~ so sweet!!!
    Hope that you have a great week

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  31. Hope you're doing well and have had lots of indoor fun! I'm sure Todd led in game-playing :-)

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  32. Loving your beautiful golden pictures. Glad you're not in harn's way with Irene passing by.

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  33. Your doggies are sooo cute!! Love them!!

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  34. I enjoyed your pack analysis kim
    even a subtle change changes everything doesnt it?

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  35. Glad that you're not in the lady's path. Looks pretty wet though.
    Sending lotsaluv to you all, Kim :)
    MAXMOM IN SA

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  36. I'm happy to hear that you will be safe from the hurricane!

    Nubbin wiggles,
    Oskar

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  37. You too! We will be waiting for an update - even though you aren't directly in the path, we want to make sure you okay!

    Sam

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  38. We survived. We were quite lucky. Like you Kim, we were on the edge and received less than 1/2" inch of rain and only some minor wind gusts. Your doggies appear very content.

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  39. just catching up with what is going on in your neck of the woods.

    Loved all the photos,

    Gill

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  40. It was just a good day to hang out and see what the storm would bring. I was hoping for a little more rain, but thankful we didn't get blown away.

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