On Sunday Dr. M & I explored a local fen. If you want to see the rest of the pictures, just go to this post.
Monday, April 5th
Tuesday, April 6th
When I got home from work my feet were so hot – a rare (and portentous?) occurrence. The grass felt heavenly!
Dr. M took pictures of some of the budding trees on his way home – this Bradford Pear tree is lovely.
Wednesday, April 7th
On Wednesday I vacuumed the house. I have a hate-hate relationship with my vacuum cleaner. I know that sounds harsh, but it's true! It's not really this particular vacuum – I just have very little patience for the activity. But now it's done for another month! (You think I'm kidding, don't you?)
Thursday, April 8th
On Thursday Dr. M saw a toad by the house. Of course, I immediately thought about O Brother Where Art Thou: "We thought you was a toad!"
And here are the first signs of the wildflowers Dr. M planted in the flower bed. At least we hope they're flowers – kind of hard to tell at this point LOL.
Friday, April 9th
Saturday, April 10th
I took another walk around the neighborhood this morning. This is what happens when good geese go bad!
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I'm happy to see that spring has made it up to you. I still love red bud trees. they are done here though as are the pears.
ReplyDeleteAnd the grass...there was grass in that picture?
ReplyDeleteSpring is so special after a long cold winter...awwwwwww....nice!
ReplyDeleteHi Bug, I have not visited for some time and it was a real treat this morning to go through all your posts that I have not read before. That picture of the "run" in you "fen" post is so beautiful. Makes me feel that I want to sit somewhere and just loose myself in the peacefulness of the view. Regards to Dr M, he takes lovely pictures.
ReplyDeletegreat week!!! so glad to see spring getting around to everyone!
ReplyDeleteSpecial squirrel shoot!
ReplyDeleteFeel of grass--reminded me of when we lived on the ship Doulos and our youngest was a baby. On the rare occasion when we were in a port with a nice grassy park and the opportunity to go there, and I sat him down, he squirmed uncomfortably at the unknown feel.
I have the same dislike for the v-word and stay away as long as I can from the activity!
What on earth did the goose do to deserve such punishment?!
Love the blue sky peeking through that gorgeous pear tree! Your feet look very cozy in that grass and clover.
ReplyDeleteYou are using lots of big words this week!
Have a super week!!
I can just feel that cool grass on my toes, very nice. The flower pictures are just beautiful I love taking pictures of flowers.
ReplyDeleteWonderful 365.
Blessings
R
I love the colors of those tulips! I want nice green grass like that!
ReplyDeleteLook at all the flowers & blooms.. wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI'm cracking up at your squirrel... how much of a model diva is she! :)
Re: your vacuuming philosophy - a woman after my own heart! Lovely interesting and varied pics again this week.
ReplyDeleteYour commentary with the photos is great! Loved both :-)
ReplyDeleteI hated vacuuming too and was not at all sad when we took up all the carpeting at the parsonage and had either hardwood or linoleum floors. Here it's ceramic all the way. :-)
You hate vaccuuming, I hate dusting, wanna trade? I'll come vaccuum your house and you can dusk mine, my house is tiny!
ReplyDeleteYou take really good pictures of flowers, ya know that?