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Gee, Albert's a pain and I'm privileged, otherwise the rest belong on the nice list?

I DO NOT hog all the plaid lads and gingers. Y'all are free to ogle all you want, just keep your hands to yourself. Eye candy is just that, for the eyes only. Find some other means of keeping your hands busy. You're a clever fella you'll think of something.

It was intentional. I typically wake sometime around 4-4.30. It comes from I needed to get up early to walk Thistle before the summer sunrise. I got into the habit of walking early and folks with migraine do better if we stick to a routine. I'm okay to sleep in a bit as long as I don't go later than 5am. An extra hour can effect the chemistry in my brain and trigger a migraine. That was something I learned the hard way when every weekend or holiday was spent coping with a headache because I slept in. It's best for me to get up early and take a short nap later in the day rather than sleep late. If you think 4am is crazy imagine how it was when daylight savings time ended and my body woke me at 3am. It's taken me three weeks to make a slow adjustment in sleep cycle to get where I am now.

6.20, you got to sleep until 6.20? I woke and got up at 4am.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

Sorry Clo but I beat you. He's currently stroking my brow trying to sooth my migraine.

Thank you. I just had a bowl of oatmeal so I could take some meds.

My head continues to ache, today is day three.

Neither plaid nor ginger and yet I want to claim him.

Country-style chicken soup and warm bread for dinner. My head aches.

I remember the music selection from that cocktail party with pleasure. Spanish guitar is one of my go to's when my head aches. I set the volume low and just drift away. I've a recording of El toro y la luna by the Gypsy Kings on a flash drive in my car. I listen to it alot.

Segovia as dinner music, then the live performance of La Luna y El Toro, perfection I think.

The day started with unusually cool weather here along the Carolina coast. Temps in the low to mid 30's and dry. Perfect for making peanut brittle. The first batches were completed by 8am.

You do know that each of those big shiny belt buckles acts as guardian for unimagined treasure. Okay, okay, there's been alot of imagining concerning those treasures. Just a note of interest. Were you aware that most kilt belts also come with big shiny buckles. I just got a new one ...

Hi Page.

I very willingly share my eye candy so you can ogle and drool-just please not on them-all you'd like. I simply stated you couldn't claim what's mine by longstanding rule.

Not if he's a ginger or wearing plaid. Drew's misadventures don't equate to you and Clo being awarded what's mine. Did you see how I included Drew and a math term in the same sentence?

Plausible deniability.

Just remember he's not a blanket ...

The herd may be free range but that doesn't mean I don't know where they are. However, being the nice guy I am, as long as everyone keeps their hands to themselves I will share my eye candy.

Oh, another one of mine.

I do have a special affinity for the ginger lads. Oh, and Clo never be afraid of not poaching my herd.

Yes, yes they are, see previous post concerning plaid.

Trust me he was wearing plaid ...