We are in the full swing of
spring now that it’s almost summer – although earlier this week we turned the heat
on again. Today we’re back up to the 80s.
Sunday,
May 31st
Dr.
M & I took a lot of pictures around the yard today. But unless you go here
to his blog, this is the only one you’ll get to see. Ha!
Monday,
June 1st
I had to run to the post office
today & saw this truck – made me laugh. I also saw these lovely peonies at
the post office.
Tuesday,
June 2nd
I dug out my planet box for my
lunch today. The large container had cantaloupe in it, & the smaller one
had cream cheese for my wasa crackers. It didn’t help – wasa crackers are like
eating sawdust pressed into a rectangular shape.
That evening I took Daisy out
for a spin! Which lasted for about 8 minutes, so I went out later for a real
walk.
Dr. M was chasing the moon… And
that’s the only moon picture you get unless you go to this
blog post. He’s got some good ones on there!
Wednesday,
June 3rd
Dr. M got a new t-shirt – ha!
I posted this flower from one of
my afghan squares on Facebook, asking for opinions for the color of the rest of
the square. Tune in tomorrow scroll down to see what I ended up doing
(and no I didn’t really seem to follow anyone’s advice. Typical).
Thursday,
June 4th
I got a new t-shirt too! My favorite
verse…
In order to help me decide what to do
with that blasted square I took a picture of all the squares so far…
This was the end result.
Dr. M bought me some peony bushes!!
Hopefully we’ll have some flowers next spring. He also got me some impatiens
because he knows I love them too.
And then I planted something!
Black-eyed Susan seeds. Which we’ve had since 2007. Will anything grow? Who
knows! Anyway, this is momentous because I hate to get dirt under my
fingernails (I’m so prissy). I do have gardening gloves, that that would have
required me to remember that I have them…
Dr. M likes to sit outside during the
gloaming. Today he saw a hummingbird and a dove on the wires, a daylily scape,
and maybe Venus…
Friday,
June 5th
Hard at work on the next square…
At work the charity for June is
Relay for Life. I'm sure I haven't remembered everyone's name here...
I posted on Facebook that I like
to have a mixed drink after work – orange sparkling water & about 3 oz. of
Fresca. I’m such a wild woman!
I’m sure you’ll be glad to know
that our yard is just as silly as always.
Saturday,
June 6th
I got the
bright idea to take a walk at a local cemetery. I must admit that it was more
of an amble than a cardio event. Next time I’ll just take a couple of pictures.
Maybe. We’ll see – it’s a big place with a lot to see!
Hope everyone has a great week!
As usual, I'm most intrigued with your lunch pictures. And wait...what...you don't like Wasa bread? Hrrrmmmpppfff. Of course, once I had a Wasa bread sandwich for lunch at work, with lunch meat and Swiss cheese on it, and a co-worker thought I was crazy eating a graham cracker sandwich like that. Ha!
ReplyDeleteI'm curious to see if your seeds grow. Let me know, because I have some herb seeds that I got for free at some event. It was many, many years ago; I can't even remember if it was an event in Florida or one when we still lived in South Carolina...
Hmmmm....herb seeds, you say...very curious....
DeleteHa -- I love the "Knights Who Say Ni" shirt!! "Bring Us a Shrubbery"! Ha!
ReplyDeleteHope your seeds grow. The crocheted (knitted?) squares look terrific!
Cemetery walk. . . a fawn, really?
ReplyDeleteAlways love your silly critters.
Love your T-shirt message,
and square color choices!
I enjoy your weeks.
ReplyDeletelove all your crochet squares. and I wish we could grow peonies down here. it either gets too hot or it doesn't get cold enough. can't remember which.
ReplyDeletei must try and get a Knights who say Ni t-shirt
ReplyDeletei must try and get a Knights who say Ni t-shirt
ReplyDeleteS.S. Minnow?
ReplyDeleteIf I were to adopt that theme I'd probably have to put R.M.S. Titanic on my car.
You are a wild woman. I haven't tasted Fresca in years. I have white peonies at my new house. They are white. I had pink at my old house.
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