Winter has hardly arrived. It's not even 30 days into the season, and I am more than ready for SPRING. While I think snow (freshly fallen) can be very beautiful, it also brings damp, bone-chilling cold. I'm already tired of taking photos of snow and icicles, mostly because I don't know how to keep warm while I'm doing it!
In keeping with my desire for something Spring-y, I offer the following from my archives -- My first photo mosaic, which I tried for the first time today. All photos are of plants from my garden or that of Gardening Daughter, with the exception of the yellow rose, which is growing in our church garden in memory of my eldest granddaughter who died three years ago, at age 29, in a tragic automobile accident. We call it "Christie's Rose."
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Yay! It won't be too long before this is an actuality. I feel better already!
My day was as busy as I had anticipated. However, my year end financial reports were in balance and I got a few more church-related odds and ends finished. That always leaves me with a feeling of accomplishment, something that (unfortunately) doesn't happen every day.
Sweetie Pie has yet another ear infection. Poor baby! I do wish I knew what was causing this. I'm doctoring her as best I know how, with antibiotic ear drops left over from the last time. If she doesn't improve by tomorrow evening, it's off to the veterinarian -- again!
It's just about time for my nightly dose of Yorkshire humor. Our local PBS station is running early episodes of Last of the Summer Wine. These particular ones were filmed in 1973, the first year of the series. I'm finding them not quite as humorous as the later episodes, but it's interesting to see how the characters have developed.
Tomorrow is also a day.
It's just about time for my nightly dose of Yorkshire humor. Our local PBS station is running early episodes of Last of the Summer Wine. These particular ones were filmed in 1973, the first year of the series. I'm finding them not quite as humorous as the later episodes, but it's interesting to see how the characters have developed.
Tomorrow is also a day.
