Wildlife Greetings

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Good Morning

‘Have yourself a wonderful walk on the wild side day!’

Music Score – Contemplate – Morning Light Music
Poem by Eugenia of Eugi’s Causerie
The Country Life Style Diary
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Todays Inspiration
 “Be courageous. Challenge orthodoxy. Stand up for what you believe in. When you are in your rocking chair talking to your grandchildren many years from now, be sure you have a good story to tell.”

Amal Clooney

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Howdy Folks, Earthly Comforts is a broad niche wildlife journaling scrapbook focusing on the countryside, wildlife biodiversity and environmental conservation, flora and fauna volunteering projects, gardening, composting and vermiculture, also known as ‘worm farming and photography too.

54 thoughts on “Wildlife Greetings”

  4. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 in my rocking chair, talking to my grandchild… 🤣🤣🤣 Oh goodness gracious 😂😂

    I think if we had a rocking chair, my grandchild would try to launch me into orbit like a sling shot… THAT would be a good story!😂😂

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      12. Oh no no no no, l can’t cope with the heat anymore. But mind you do you have dry heat? I can cope with dry heat, the British humidity has been painful this summer, l spent most of my time walking around like a running tap 🙂

        But dry heat is always welcomed, we just don’t get that here.

        The summers here are like constantly walking around in the wet patch! Fine for a moment but highly unpleasant when lingering … 🙂

        Whoever punned summer was sexy wasn’t thinking about British humidity! Blimey, when l lived in malaysia that was tropically hot and still easier.

        How do you manage that heat?

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      13. Yes we have dry heat – but at 107 it does not matter what heat – wet or dry still hot af!!

        I can feel my skin sizzle 😮

        I manage the heat by staying in the shade and AC

        I am used to it – but that also brings on fires – I hoping not!

        Being a fire fighter in those temps would be awful!!

        I always think of Australia – because they are like us with that – and we help each other ❤️ 🇦🇺

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      17. Every day… today I have black pants, and a black, maroon, gold flowy shirt with roses outlined in gold.

        I am lucky to be woman cause I can do flowy things… I am also admin so I get to have ac

        But my men and women have to wear white shirt and suit – so we allow to take jacket off and if needed go to ac in hearse … don’t want anyone becoming customer helping a customer 😮omg I would die!!

        So yeah I make sure my people be ok 👌 it too hot!

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      23. Hahaha yeah … that’s a little hard because yes it does

        If staff need to be in hearse with ac they give ok 👍

        We don’t want any heat exhaustion or heat strokes please 🙏

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      25. No we instruct them if too hot go cool down in hearse – we definitely do not want anyone passing out or overheating

        Not TRYING to make customers ✌️

        We make sure they have water – and we allowing staff to take off jackets in heat over 100… I have ice neck wraps for them, and we try to make sure everyone be ok 🙏

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      27. You make me laugh- there are old terms we usually don’t hear anymore and undertaker is one of them lol

        I had some woman using all kinds of old terms one day lol … undertaker, coffin, mortician lol

        Funeral director, casket, embalmer we say now lol

        But yes they out there in whatever weather. Death does not take holidays or vacations

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      34. Mm, that’s a tad hot, l was working in similar temps this morning at the reserve, dang near killed me. I was working in a dried but boggy pond surrounded by dense cattails, that were probably all eight feet tall. We had rains last night and high heat this morning.

        Very high humidity – people are now taken to calling me Taphead!

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      35. I do not know what taphead is?? Crazy person for working in such heat? Lol

        Well at least you have some rains – we don’t even have that!! Ever!! Nothing like Colorado 😮

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