That's the mega strawberry, next to a strawberry that normally would be considered large. |
No mousing today. Angel is relaxed and happy in her cat bed. She also enjoys the attention lavished on her by all of the visiting cat lovers. |
We started our meal with melon and salad. We then had salmon, asparagus, and brown rice for our main course. Vivian baked this lovely banana bread for dessert... |
Easter is coming... early this year. Here are the Hershey's Kisses dressed up and ready for Easter. |
On Tuesday, I got this view of the Niagara River. |
This tree appears to be leaning over the river. |
The good thing about naked tree branches is the shape of the branches. |
Here are a few snowdrops in Gilbert and Gretchen's yard. |
Oh well. You already know that I like cats. I couldn't resist this. |
Daffodils at each table reminded us that spring is coming. |
Vicar David Sivecz talked about the fear of change. Tomorrow, I will post a more complete report about his reflection. |
My garden, coming back to life. It's almost time to do a little cleanup. |
This is the musician pose. |
This is Patrick. He is a musician and he has a recording studio in his home. He wants to record Joe's band. This is a record that he and his group made back when we listened to vinyl records. |
This is Kailey. She was chosen to model a typical outfit that a Seneca girl might have worn in Mary Jemison's time. |
This is a display that Gretchen put together for the fourth graders. |
This is a creative display in the school. |
This painted jar is small enough to hold a few pencils. |
As I walked home after church, I saw this view. It is Woods Creek. I was fascinated with how the trees and the house were reflected in the water. |
Another view of the same spot. |
At Riverside-Salem Environmental Chapel, this is what I saw in the garden. Next week: More art, plants, the last Lenten luncheon, and more! Thank you for visiting this blog and please come again. |
2 comments:
Have you ever heard of Garden Bloggers Bloom Day? On the 15th of every month, a blogger in Indiana opens up her blog for lovers of flowers from all over the world to post links to their GBBD posts - what is blooming in their homes, or outside their homes (May Dream Gardens). You may enjoy visiting tomorrow - and even posting something. You don't have to be a flower expert; just take pictures of anything blooming in your house or yard or apartment. But if all you did was visit, I think you would enjoy the photos!
Oh, that's wonderful! I'll look for it tomorrow!
It will get me excited about my little gardening business coming back to life in about a month or so.
Thank you!
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