I’m a little bit late posting this week – which is fine because
I posted so many times last week. Right? I was busy on Sunday sitting outside
enjoying the day, and Monday I had stuff to do, and Tuesday I had more stuff to
do, and the only reason I’m writing this now is because I’ve just decided to
ignore the stuff.
Sunday,
March 17th
Bird shenanigans!
Monday,
March 18th
A different kind of bird…
Tuesday,
March 19th
Dr. M walked into the room & this yarn just flang itself
at him. We don’t know why, but we’re keeping an eye on it just in case.
Wednesday,
March 20th
It seems hard to believe that Dr. M carried this phlox home from
his dad’s house in a little Styrofoam cup two years ago. It has certainly taken
off!
Thursday,
March 21st
I spent some quality time crawling around the floor of my
office looking for this spring (it fell off of a new time clock that I need to
get installed at work). Someone on Facebook pointed out that I would have found
it much more quickly if I’d just walked around barefoot. Duh!
Friday,
March 22nd
I was having some issues.
We borrowed my dad’s truck to pick up a trailer last Saturday,
but then Dr. M installed a trailer hitch onto the Bugly so that we can haul the
trailer ourselves. He’s so handy!
Saturday,
March 23rd
And here is why we got the trailer – so we could borrow Dr.
M’s dad’s mower to mow our yard. I can’t wait until he lets me try it out. Just
because I once got my dad’s riding mower stuck in the corner of a barbed wire
fence is no reason to not be confident that I can handle this one. Agreed?
Last week I wrote about forgetting my coat at work. Just
yesterday I saw it hanging on the back of my office door – I think it’s been
there since Friday. Any bets as to whether it stays there until fall?
You're not late - it's your blog and you can post whenever you please.
ReplyDeleteI love the advice about walking around barefoot to find the spring on the floor. Lego principle - ha!
Love the composite picture of those birds. And who would dare tell you to walk around barefoot in your office. Really!
ReplyDeleteNo way could I coordinate those levers--I've got to have a steering wheel, or there's going to be trouble.
ReplyDeleteI adore phlox! Who doesn't love a carpet of flowers?
Love the birds, as always. Also, I question your use of "flang." :)
ReplyDeleteThose phlox are amazing! They really HAVE made themselves at home.
I echo everyone except Pixel. yes, you're late!
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