This is pretty standard stuff.
I've never, ever even entertained the idea of going off to some city in... (insert State or Province) to vote for some Board of Directors. AND, I've managed to tick the boxes enough times to no longer get these silly notifications. Except for a couple.
Now, I probably should let them know that we don't really need to read an annual report, but it's still a pretty good read.
These aren't the really pricey shares. These are the cheap ones.
Curiously, they have a fair amount of money invested in Airlines. I wonder how that's working out for them.
I'm just going to now put in some random pictures, as I have very little else to say. Well, except that, after taking T.C. to just one more store yesterday, we probably needn't crawl out of our abode for another six weeks. Some sort of "ground hog" syndrome.
The other night, I cooked up some burgers, and was thinking of George Yates. Even before his untimely death a while back, it seemed that he always came to mind every time I fired up the Weber.
T.C. wanted a picture of her daffodils. Not sure if this will do.
There's not too much else happening out there, and she's waiting patiently for the weather to warm up just ever so slightly so she can start messing about with her roses.
It's been a cold, windy and sometimes wet April so far.
And just you wait, one day it'll blast up into shorts weather, and we'll all be wondering just what the hell happened.
On my end of things, my nephew dropped off a table that I said I'd strip for them. I remember this table from when he and his new bride lived in our basement apartment back in the early 90s. It's definitely showing the signs of having raised three kids, along with a few cats and dogs.
It's been sitting out there since Saturday, and I only yesterday decided to slap some stripper on one of the leaves. Just have to do it. I'll plug away.
I like to pretend that I'm "busy", but that fits in with the theme of this missive.
They're not in any hurry for it (well, they'd better not be!) as they're moving to a new place in May which, admittedly is coming up pretty soon.
I guess that's all I got. We'll be having a little Zoom session this afternoon with our usual Pub bunch, so we'll see how that goes.
Thanks for stopping by and moving your eyes back and forth.
Keep your stick on the ice.
And wash your hands.
I always found furniture stripping to be relaxing (maybe it was the fumes) and I made many an old antique beautiful once again. Did not realize at the time that I also destroyed their value. Oh well, not going to sell them anyway.
ReplyDeleteYou know it's funny, my Coleman Grill died the other day and I had always considered buying a Weber. Thinking of good ol' George Yates I bought me a new Weber...
ReplyDeleteMost people don't have a clue what their funds are invested in and a report may not do any good anyway. They buy and sell so much just on one day that what they sell us up front may be completely different the next year.
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