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butter flies, people fly 2004-08-26 - 10:07 a.m. A pair of Cloudless Sulphurs has been dancing for at least an hour this morning. A bad-tempered (aren't they all?) immature male RTHU chased a black swallowtail butterfly off the near feeder. I think it was a male Pipevine but it all happened too fast and I might have imagined that vivid blue flash. I have been upgraded to First Class on my upcoming flight. It might seem funny, considering how often I fly, but I don't remember going First Class before. Perhaps because I'm petite, and I don't really need a big seat, it wouldn't have stuck in my mind if I was upgraded. Even when I worked for an oil company and flew to Houston all the time, we had to take Southwest, and in those days they had two seat classes -- smoking and non-smoking. Good old Southwest. One Halloween a male flight attendant put on a Nixon mask and announced that we were being diverted to Cuba. Considering it was a full flight of oil company folks and rowdy Texans going to a Saints game, I'm still amazed that someone didn't perforate the practical joker with a bullet or two, because you just know that some of those folks had smuggled their smaller firearms onto the plane. But those were the days of three complimentary screwdrivers on a 45 minute flight, and perhaps we were all too tranquilized to react. I remember sitting there and thinking: Hmmm, I hope this is all a big joke because this puddle jumper doesn't have that much fuel. later Lots of hummingbirds today, including females. Lots of scuffles. DH and I had dinner at Cappita's. I wore the op art dress and Kenneth Cole velour boots. I ordered the ruby red trout but they were out and I ended up with a grouper-like fish called wahoo. I might be guessing on the spelling of that name. back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford