Outside My Window…
my mountain laurel is blooming
and that makes me very happy.
I have started my winter yard work
in earnest and the list is
LONG.
However, I am doing
what I used to tell my high school students to do,
when faced with a particularly challenging assignment:
1. Divide and conquer
and
2. Get after it.
I Am Thinking… that my post on margaritas was up way too long
and
mercy,
what will the neighbors think!?
From the Kitchen… I had cheddar cheese and a gala apple for lunch
with an ice
cold diet coke.
I do not need to keep buying Ranger cookies
at Prasek’s,
outside Hilge , every time I drive to and from Houston.
I established years ago that they are delicious
and will make your eyes roll back in your head.
This experiment can now be put to rest.
I hope…
I Am Thankful For… this moment and
for the unadulterated joy I saw
on my oldest grandson’s face at his birthday party yesterday.
I love that he calls his mother (my oldest daughter)
Mama.
I am creating…. two more square foot garden beds
this week and
a rose cutting bed.
I am reading….blog posts.
You are amazing.
I am going… to take a photography class in April.
I am wearing… yard clothes…
same song
second verse.
I need to start my yardwork soon. Keep putting it off, although I love doing it once I get out there and, as you say, "get after it."
ReplyDeleteI am wearing...a smile....thanks to you and your darling boy!
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P.S. My Mountain Laurel looks sadly sick. I think the snow and ice was too much for it...poor thing!
THAT FLOWER IS GORGEOUS!!!!! I love flowers, almost any kind:) The more the better! Enjoy your Sunday evening, it sounds like you already are! BIG HUGS!
ReplyDeleteI started digging in the garden yesterday. Today we had a lot of rain which is a good thing since I am kind of sore from all the work yesterday! Your grandson's face is so cute....Joy!
ReplyDeleteStill to early in New England to start spring clean up. I still have major piles of snow in my yard. I will look forward to seeing how you are progressing though.
ReplyDeleteHey you! Just wanted to stop by and say howdy while I had a minute. The blog is looking lovely! Hope all's well with you. We have a few more inches of snow...no gardening in these parts yet!
ReplyDeleteyour mountain laurel is beautiful...I love apples and cheese...or apples and peanut butter..it is so nice to have spring weather..
ReplyDeleteLaura- what a lovely post. Your mountain laurel is beautfiul. We do not have that in this part of the country. I have the same thing with buying ice cream from a local producer...I have tried it and know that is good...so why do I have to keep buying it? lol You are a gal after my own heart! And I LOVE how you LOVE your grands! xxoo Diana
ReplyDeleteThat flower is gorgeous!!! I'd be giddy!
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures ! I can hardly wait till we have flowers blooming here (probably another 6 weeks or so).
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week !
Hugs,
Kammy
This is such a wonderful post and I love the look on your grandson's face! I've never seen purple mountain laurel, ours is pink and white. Yours is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteKat :)
I love it when you put up a post like this.
ReplyDeleteI skyped with my grandson today and he had a wonderful look on his face - I wish I had captured it. Your little fellow looks like the picture of happiness.
I love your daybooks Laura!!! I think they inspire me to make a list and get after it too. I think today will be the day I start planning my new beds too. Thanks for the push!
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A great daybook entry! You always bring a smile to my face with your entries. Happy week!
ReplyDeletea smile from ear to ear just formed on my face!
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