Whirlwind Missions

Sunday, August 30, 2026

Plants! Fractals! Feeders!

Tim A. Cummins @ 8:14 pm  

I’ve enjoyed creating fractals with this Mandelbrot Metal.

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Brain Training. I’m interested in what brain waves are being created when I am in different states of consciousness.

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Still trying to figure out where my shirts from adaychic are.

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Quotes from Kevin Kellly’s blog.

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Food recalls are scary.

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OYB!

EspaƱol!

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Second place last week in the Leagues.

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Warm.

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My little peppermint roses are blooming.

I brought a little plate of droseras from J’s room. It had gotten dried out. Sad. Plants are tough. Hopefully, they’ll come back.

I had the carnivorous plants separated. I decided to mix them together like they would be in nature.

Beauty.

K lost her sunglasses. She thought she left them at the Doggie Park. I didn’t see them at the table

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Don Cheto.

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There are supposed to be two helicopters in this picture but I don’t see them here.

Research on how to use the Mandelbrot Metal app.

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I’ve never seen this before. Cool. Pileated Woodpecker with a hanging suet cage.

I installed two feeder/plant hangars today. One is by my window where I just installed screen mesh. The other is on the deck by J’s chair. The usual process of getting all the equipment I’ll need together first.

Hooking up power for the drill. Getting the drill bit in. Pre drilling holes is really the way to go.

Then I screwed the Phillips head into the frame of the window. One screw is sufficient. That hummingbird feeder isn’t heavy. I may put hanging plants there during the winter.

Put stuff away.

I cleaned the glass door on the deck and put a suet feeder there.

The feeder by my window is back in business.

I use wire to hang them. Works great.

I got the two new feeders by Amazon today. Cleaned, filled, and hung them out.

Drilled a hole and put screw in the hangar on the deck.

Deck feeder.

Recorded and released a new episode of Verbal Surgery called, “Look See”

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Duolingo has us competing against friends. We are usually at the top.

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