We had some very lovely days this week. Also rain and snow.
So, spring, right?
Sunday,
March 31st
I was pleased with my ingenious solution to the problem of
my Fitbit not working when I push a shopping cart (I guess because my hands are
still – but then I don’t understand why crocheting & typing doesn’t give me
steps). Anyway, the dress I was wearing didn’t have any pockets so I just
clipped that sucker to my boots.
Our azaleas are blooming!
Monday,
April 1st
Our dining room is turning into a jungle! If you look
closely you can see that the volunteer impatiens is still blooming.
Meanwhile, I was being irate about this weather notice. It
did actually snow on Tuesday around 10:00, but I was too busy to look out the
window so I missed it. Also, this prompted me to finally remember to bring my coat home from the office. Yay!
Tuesday,
April 2nd
Flutterby on the phlox!
Wednesday,
April 3rd
Ms. Pinky & Ms. Rita were released from tub prison
today! Look at how much they sprawled over the winter – they’re a mess. We’re
going to let them acclimate for a bit & then they’ll get a trim.
Thursday,
April 4th
Lincoln County traffic jam. Dr. M took this picture, but I
also was part of a similar traffic jam on Thursday.
Friday,
April 5th
Dr. M saw bunnies out back. We don’t see rabbits as often as
we did in Xenia, so this was a treat.
Saturday,
April 6th
Dr. M & I sat out under our tree for a couple of hours
today – it was GLORIOUS! I was also amused that my crochet project matched my
water bottle.
After sitting in the sun, Dr. M enjoyed this beer. I love
the label.
This past week was really busy – I drove to High Point to do
some stuff in our market space, and spent the rest of the week helping with
last minute preparations. I’m not gonna lie – so glad I’m not on the team that
has to work at market. Those folks work long hard hours & at heart I am a
sloth.
Bunnies! I don't see many of those around my neighborhood anymore since the hawks have taken up residence.
ReplyDeleteYour phlox is incredibly lush and gorgeous. Enjoy your Springtime!
I don't get up early enough to see the bunnies that live around here but occasionally I see evidence of them having been in the yard via bunny poop. azaleas are so vibrant it's hard to get an in focus picture. the camera just seems to be dazzled.
ReplyDeletethats why I LOVED My Fitbit One because it hooked to your waist & there aws never an issue with hand movement... & then they stopped making it!!! BOOOO!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow there's an idea for your FitBit! I wish I could put my watch around my ankles while on the stationary bike - I bet it would count "steps" then. But it won't fit (my ankles are bigger than my wrist).
ReplyDeleteThat beer looks interesting...a bit scary.
Love the bunnies, but I love those phlox even more. I didn't just laugh at your traffic jam -- I snorted. It's about over now, but the back roads around here have been awash in really, REALLY big farm equipment. The days of the no-cab, one-seat, sixteen tine plow are over for sure.
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