Always one of my faves!!! Would love to see this in person!!! Enjoy these great reunion songs from the cast of Grease!
You’re the one that I want!
And…..
Summer Niiiiiiiii…..ights!!!!
Always one of my faves!!! Would love to see this in person!!! Enjoy these great reunion songs from the cast of Grease!
You’re the one that I want!
And…..
Summer Niiiiiiiii…..ights!!!!
“Apparently,” Noah had a great time! We’ve been planning to go the Wayne County Fair and this little boy has just put the icing on the cake for me!!! “Apparently” we’ll have a good time! 😉
AND……
“Apparently” you need to Check him out!
Way to go TD Bank! They turned their ATMs into “Automated Thanking Machines!” What a beautiful video! I had tears in my eyes the first time I watched this! They have really changed some people’s lives! Get the tissues ready!
Share this amazing video with your friends! ❤
#TDThanksYou
It is amazing to wake up early, grab my cup of coffee and sit outside to admire my hummingbirds! I had noticed one looking for our feeders so I made sure they were out and filled with fresh nectar by the next day! But, of course, did I remember the ins and outs of making hummingbird nectar? Nope, yet again I was searching the web looking for that recipe! LOL! I found a great site! http://www.wildbirdshop.com/Birding/humfeed.html
This site explains the best types of feeders…stay away from the drip tube feeders, they will bring bees to your feeder which will fight with your hummingbirds. Always keep your feeder clean and filled with fresh nectar!
Recipe: (from the site mentioned above! Thank you http://www.wildbirdshop.com)
In nature, hummingbirds eat flower nectar for energy and bugs for protein. Flower nectar is 21% to 23% sucrose – regular table sugar – so it is very easy and inexpensive to make. Here is the recipe for making hummingbird nectar:
Also they have a guide to go by when changing your nectar vs the temperature outside as not to get your hummingbirds sick! I have never seen this on a site before and am grateful for it! I am following their guidelines and now have around 4 hummingbirds that visit us very frequently! They even make it difficult for me to try to change the food! LOL! I have to sneak their feeder away and fill it very quickly! LOL! I love it and so does my 7 year old!
High temperatures | Change nectar after | |
71-75 | 6 days | |
76-80 | 5 days | |
81-84 | 4 days | |
85-88 | 3 days | |
89-92 | 2 days | |
93+ | change daily |
Make sure to check out the site for more information about hummingbirds! (I had to pause to smile at my hummingbird! LOL!) Remember these are guidelines to follow, always check your nectar to make sure it looks ok as well!
Enjoy your hummingbirds! And Make it Your Life!
Live the life of your dreams and take the time to watch your hummingbirds! What amazing creatures!!!!!!!
Hopefully pics to come 😉 If I can catch a good one of the little beauties!
This 80 year old woman comes on stage with her partner Nico and the audience and judges show their skepticism. Simon yawns, boredom is shown by people in the audience….But what she does will surprise you all!
Enjoy the video…get the tissues ready!
We are capable of anything! ❤