We have entered the season of wearing a coat in the morning
only to forget to bring it home from work & then having to shiver on the
way to work the next day because we refuse to take yet another coat sacrifice
to the office. Or is that just me? Note: I LOVE this season because forgetting
my coat means it’s warm on my way home!
Sunday,
March 10th
Dr. M was out & about & found some sheep. Some
things never change.
Monday,
March 11th
The lady who did the altar flowers at church on Sunday sent
them home with me to cheer Dr. M up. Lovely!
Tuesday,
March 12th
Furniture.
Wednesday,
March 13th
An exchange between Dr. M and me. The thing is, we don’t
even own a cat!
Thursday,
March 14th
Flowers from around the yard: forsythia, henbit, phlox, and
those tiny little blue flowers that I can never remember.
Friday,
March 15th
Dr. M’s post pi-day breakfast. Peach – it was good ya’ll!
Saturday,
March 16th
We borrowed my dad’s truck to run an errand. I had no idea
it was so technologically advanced!
Dr. M made this Avocado Hummus for my church potluck. It was
tasty!
Dr. M put olive oil on the pole of the crook where we have
our front yard bird feeder. The squirrels had finally discovered it. While we’re
fine with them using the back yard feeder (see an upcoming Wordless Wednesday
post for evidence), we wanted this one to just be for the birds. At the
beginning of the video you can hear Dr. M’s maniacal laughter. A little later
you can hear me talking & it makes me a little sad how yankee I sound. Ha!
I’m looking forward to the day when I don’t even wear a coat
to work, much less forget & leave it there. Shortly thereafter will be a
string of posts where I complain about hot I am. And thus continues the Circle
of (Bug) Life. Do you have a similar Circle in your life? Do tell!
All Squirrel Entertainment is priceless. Thanks for the glimpses of Spring. It is snowing here in NEO today. I am despondent.
ReplyDeleteI've run out of bird seed but when I get more I'm definitely going to try oiling the pole. and that couch. snakeskin. we had a plastic couch in the playroom that was textured and leopard print. from across the room it looked real. it was a special order and the lady who ordered it was horrified when it was ready. my mother found it in the bargain basement of the department store. it eventually ended up at the beach house. we kept that thing until the plastic was so old and brittle and split that it was painful to sit on.
ReplyDeleteIs that couch like a SNAKE SKIN print? That's very IN right now :)
ReplyDeleteThose flowers your brought home to cheer Dr. M are beautiful. I was so out of the loop on pi Day, but I'll be on the ball next year. That peach pie looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying spring, the cool mornings but warm afternoons are nice.
ReplyDeleteThat squirrel is FUNNY. I be he/she is very confused. I haven't had peach pie in ages!
ReplyDeleteAnnual seasons, like a circle of Koch-life, appearing in Facebook memories: robotics competitions, snow on first day of spring, colds and flu. . . every year?
ReplyDeleteWe had those tiny little blue flowers in Germany, we called them thunderstorm flowers. As kids, we believed if we picked them there would be a thunderstorm. So we were afraid to pick them, because we thought thunderstorms were really horrible (because our mom was terrified of thunderstorms).
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