I never heard of these birds before, thanks Donna.   

   I agree!   

MAK.  Yes, I do remember, but I didn't know if it still held.  I'll be there.  See you Friday afternoon in downtown.  We'll take it from there.

   Of course it still holds!  Sounds good,see you then.   

I am bringing falcon toast with chicken pate.  I already had the chicken and ingredients and I used Julia Child's recipe for Country Pate.  No pigeon livers, sorry.

I still need a place to park.  I'll see you all there Friday afternoon.  I don't think I'll be able to miss any of you.  And you won't be able to miss me.  LOL!!

I told you when you first said you were coming you're welcome to park it in my driveway. I'm only 5 minutes from downtown. Send me a message if you want to. MAK

    SCARY! If it's true.   

    Wow, what a cool video!       Thanks Aafke. Being a pig lover I have to say I like the music because it sounds like they are saying oink,oink,oink!   

I will be bringing pumpkinroll.   Can't wait to meet all the out-of-towners!   MAK

Watcher Debbie reports that C or B on widows walk eating. I'm guessing C because when I saw B and C over at HSBC she was begging and kakking at B. They left and headed in that direction when Dan and I lost sight of them.

    

 

   It loaded fine for me and I liked it. Thanks!

Kathy O. sent an email last night about a show at the Strasenburgh Planetarium this weekend titled "The Falcons of Toronto."  It will be showing at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday July 17.  Here is the describition from the Planetarium's website.

THE FALCONS OF TORONTO
Thirty years ago, peregrine falcons faced extinction in North America when DDT entered the food chain and killed their young. Now these champions of the sky have re-established themselves and some have forsaken the countryside to live in the city. These intrepid newcomers nest on cliffs of concrete and hunt in canyons of steel and glass. But while the city is a good provider, there are also hidden dangers in the urban jungle. An NHK Production


I will be attending the Saturday show, if anyone else wants to go, just let me know.
Tickets are:  $10 for adults,  $9 for senior citizens, and $8 for children.

Lisa McK.

MAK and Sue want to go

 

    Hey Donna and Janet have either of you seen the beluga whales and manatees? Moose in New Jersey...COOL!