My Day-To-Day Photos

On days after I've nearly killed myself working on the yard and the place starts to take shape - days when I feel I have some time to just sit and enjoy, life makes sense. Sometimes it's a feeling that only lasts for the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, but once in awhile, it can last an entire day. Today was one of those days. The grass was mowed, the trimming done, the veggies in the ground and even some weeding has been taken care of. The icing on the cake is the weather we had today. It all came together and for a moment, I enjoyed myself. The rainbow was yesterday or maybe the day before. It was a short, but perfect moment. 

Life is flying by this Spring. Before we know it, summer will have come and gone and winter will be here again to last for an eternity. There's a cheerful thought I'm not supposed to be allowing myself. Before that happens, there will be some picnics in the field,  some yard work, (I've been doing plenty of that) and hopefully a bit of fun here and there. I've visited the greenhouses and have added to the thousand plus plants I started myself. When planting time comes around, I will be busy for many days, maybe even weeks.  Picnic time over. Back to work. Beano at Skinner's greenhouse. Garry's sweet little pups. My pallet project. Meh. Cookies. For those picnics.

May has arrived, and it's been nearly a month since I last posted here. Life hasn't been easy lately, but losing nearly an entire month seems unlikely and unreasonable. The weather has been decent lately, and that has me feeling a little better. I especially love my long morning walks with Bear before breakfast. Often, that's when it's the most peaceful outside, low winds, hardly any vehicles making noise on the roads. Quiet. Also, I've been in my greenhouse lately and that is another of solitude for me. I made it even better by adding a little place to have tea. I don't know why I didn't think of that sooner. A few crocuses are up in the garden, along with a gazillion daylilies. I really have to start finding new homes for them. I had my first wood tick yesterday. Disgusting. Field work has started on the farm, and I will try not to let that add to the stress of the current situation. Just day by day, one foot in front of the other. I'm beginning to un