Weekends around the house

So Minion is healing... slowly in my opinion, so we have been concentrating on little things around the house.  Not unimportant, but less interesting to blog about!!!  LOL!

We transplanted one of my bird of paradise last weekend and yes it takes a weekend to transplant.  I did not time this transplant, but the one prior to this one took four hours.  They all look phenomenal in front of the house.....

That freed up a little bed in the walkway:

Hubby has threatened that at the new house, any bird planted will remain in that spot until they die.  He will NOT drag any of my plants around!!  HA!!! 

While I was busy fiddling with the flower beds, Joe recharged the A/C in the Charger.  Unfortunately not something I can photograph and post, but it is nice to have a factory A/C car that blows cold air in this Florida heat.  Were going to take her out to dinner but the rain came and we still need to fix the weatherstripping so it does not rain in the car.  Maybe next weekend.....

Tried to take pictures of the full moon last night but was too cloudy so the only semi-decent one is below:

I REALLY hope the rain starts early in the afternoon so it clears by nightfall!! 

If I coulld keep Hubby off Craigslist.....

While Minion is convalescing...

Yep dressing changes twice a week, fingers crossed that on Tuesday, he will get the stitches out and while I WILL keep it wrapped so the insane mammal does not attempt to chew his paw off.....  Anyway that is off topic a bit...

Hubby was trolling Craigslist...  I hear him on the phone last weekend, saying stuff like "I'll take it" and "where are you" and "I'll come out now and give you money" all without consulting me...  So he hangs up and is running around the house like a crazy man trying to put his shoes on first without yet putting on his jeans.  Finally, I corner him and he says he has located an entire COMPLETE rear end from an SRT-8.  With brake calipers and all the goodies...

 

Yes those ARE Brembro brake calipers: 

 With the help of the engine hoist and a LOT of pushing and shoving the rear end is happily living next to the 6.1L in the garage: