Good morning or good evening, wherevcr you may be, across the nation and across the world. It is just past 8:45 p.m. in "The City", where the current temperature being reported by the NWS from GR, is 62° and it feels like 62° with a wind out of the northwest @ five mph. The NWS is forecasting a 70% chance for rain showers after midnight tonight, but they also predicted a steady rain through the day today too, so I'll take their forecast with the proverbial grain of salt. 

Tomorrow's high temperature forecast calls for 62° with an overnight low of 51°. All of that is between the sunrise @ 6:06 a.m. and before the sunset @ 9:21 p.m.

STWD and I went for a short walkabout today while Mary and Ginger took a much longer safari to Harbor Island and Linear Park for a photoshoot. I simply sat down to read while they were gone.

Here are some of the pix that they took while out and about.

From the corner of Third and Jackson, they saw this house in the early stages of being razed.

Mary knows that I love industrial and machinery shots.

Instead of multiple dumpsters, multiple trucks were employed.

Once at Linear Park, Ginger happily viewed her surroundings.

They saw a lone wild iris,

And a clump of irises in front of some ducks.

Along with a tree that made a nice frame.

On the way home, the razing continued.

This house will be replaced by multiple condo-style buildings.

 For baseball news, see yesterday's blog.

Today was those aforementioned walks, more reading, more of Dear Mrs. Bird, more cross-stitching, and more retirement.

Tomorrow, see the above description. Ciao.