“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” – Anais Nin
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I am privileged to spend the entire day with friends. We are going to the big city, Spokane, to shop and eat together.
To top off the day, we are very excited to attend the Washington State Quilters guild meeting. Ellen Anne Eddy is the guest speaker. I have admired her work for years!
Here is spring eye candy from my garden:
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The snow is gone, and the afternoons have been warm, and I’ve been able to spend time outdoors enjoying sunshine and new growth.
I’m weeding this slope, which is bigger than it looks here. Lilies will soon pop up in front of these posts. As for the rest of the slope…I’ve got creeping jenny, St. John’s Wort, and creeping phlox ground covers started. May the best one for the area win! The goal is for the ground cover to fill it in, so I won’t have to weed it every year!
There is alot more yardwork to do, and alot more spring and summer to enjoy, so my blogging is likely to become very sporadic.
Hubby set up the water fountain. I’ll eventually get some container plantings around it. Last year, a little toad lived in one of the containers and got fat from all the insects that came for water. Smart little guy (or gal)!
The forsythia is beginning to shine!
There are spring shenanigans distracting me from the garden!
The doe was harrassing tom turkey, but you can see who turned tail!
They teamed up when they spotted me with my camera.
It’s spring…the time of courtship.
It is noisy around here, but it doesn’t last long.
What amazes me, is that there are always little turkeys later on. The hens usually ignore the toms and all their strutting.
How can they ignore such a handsome guy?
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