Showing posts with label Ostrich Egg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ostrich Egg. Show all posts
Saturday, January 17, 2026
Microsoft Remembering Me & A Big Ostrich Egg
The above arrived in my email this morning. A Microsoft OneDrive Memory from this Day. One of the rare instances where I remember the memory.
That is an ostrich egg I am holding.
I remember it was in January, the last time I drove Miss Puerto Rico to DFW International Airport, to fly to her home island to visit her parental units.
Miss Puerto Rico did not ask why I was driving surface roads instead of the usual freeway route to the airport.
Eventually I did get on a freeeway, but I had been told by Miss Mary K that she'd left an ostrich egg for me in her mailbox. I think the reason was a couple days prior I'd visited her farm and her pet ostrich and the subject of ostrich eggs came up. I may have asked if they were edible and was told they were.
I do remember turning that ostrich egg into on big scrambled egg. I do not remember if it tasted like a regular egg.
Miss Puerto Rico was not an inquisitive type person. Just like not asking why I was not getting on the freeway, she did not ask why I was getting a big egg out of a mailbox, or how I knew it would be there. I thought Miss Puerto Rico's not asking to be quite odd.
I do not remember how the photo was taken. Clearly it was not a selfie, as one hand is holding the egg, with the other hand on the steering wheel. Which means Miss Puerto Rico had to have taken the photo. I vaguely recollect her saying she wanted to show me and the egg to her mom. Miss Puerto Rico must have sent the photo to my phone.
Sunday, November 19, 2023
Microsoft OneDrive Has Me Remembering Fetching An Ostrich Egg With Miss Puerto Rico
Second day in a row a Microsoft OneDrive memory showed up in my email, with me remembering what one of the memories was remembering.
That being the one you see above.
This memory did not take place in November. It was February 16, 2016. I was driving Miss Puerto Rico to the airport to fly to her home island.
I knew I was taking a backroads route to the airport. I thought Miss Puerto Rico would get fussy as soon as I did not get on the freeway, and instead headed east on Randol Mill Road. That road soon leads to farm country, with cows and other such things.
Miss Puerto Rico had lived at the same location as me, way longer, yet she had never been down this road before.
I expected Miss Puerto Rico to get fully animated when I stopped at a mailbox by a sprawling ranch, opened it and pulled out a large egg.
Shortly thereafter Miss Puerto Rico took the photo of me holding the ostrich egg.
Eventually Miss Puerto Rico asked how I knew there would be an egg in that mailbox.
I said I got a text message from Mary K, that morning, telling me there would be an egg in the mailbox.
Miss Puerto Rico asked no further questions. She was not an inquisitive sort...
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