I was going to put this in the group where you decide what the picture is but then decided that would not be fair. You would have to have been to the Weiss Exhibition at the Houston Museum of Natural Science to know that it was an energy exhibit. The exhibit takes everyone through an oil refinery through a full 3-D color animation. Our daughter was in town this last week and we visited the museum; she of course took the picture.
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Copyright © 2010 Marchel Peterson, All Rights Reserved.*Speechless Sunday - Energy Exhibit, Houston Museum of Natural Science!!* Picture taken by Tarina Peterson all rights reserved
This morning I went to a training that Charter Title offered on the new RESPA rules and how they are going to affect our Spring-Tomball buyers and sellers. Chuck Jacobus SVP of Charter Title and a real estate attorney with law offices in Bellaire was the guest speaker.
This is the second time that I have written a post about litter in Spring TX and I still don't get it . We had a heavy rain overnight and as I was driving down Hufsmith-Kuykendahl this morning the ditches were full of water. These are big ditches so when I mean full I mean full. I was almost overwhelmed looking at the trash that was floating in the ditches.
Several weeks ago I wrote a post called 
his one and I didn't feel like scrounging for sheets and I told him I thought it would be okay as that wasn't the plant that I thought needed protection. That was a big mistake; I look at these plants and so regret that decision. If you look close at the almost dead plant there's a little green so it may come back. I can guarantee you it is not going to look like its neighbor though.
Our area of Spring TX has had a problem in the last few years of lost cats. I myself knew of 8 that had disappeared in just a few months. We don't know for sure why they disappeared but we think it could have been coyotes. Our subdivision has always been out by itself but the city is moving closer and closer. The Woodlands is building a village literally a stone's throw from our house. As progress happens there's less room for the coyotes to feed. I personally think they started feeding on the cats in our subdivision. We have two cats and I did not want to see that happen to our cats so a few years ago we got one of them an invisible fence.
which. Elle is the fat one and could not go over or under the fence. I take that back she did go over the fence once. It was shortly after she started living with us and she had seen Calvin go over so she got up on our waterfall and was looking over. I turned on the waterfall and she fell in to our neighbor's back yard. I had to go knock on their door and ask them if I could retrieve our cat out of their back yard.
give up the sap so that idea was out.
The battery has to be changed every 3 to 4 months and we did have one incident where we forgot to change the battery and all of a sudden Calvin was exploring again. We have learned our lesson on that and now keep a better eye on the battery. This is a special batter that we order through the invisible fence people.