And I finished the knitting on the mystery scarf. About 5 feet worth of tail weaving-in to do, but Christmas is a month and a half away. Looooads of time. I realized this week that I'm missing a niece scarf-wise too. Poop. Hannah's eight years old - too big for a baby scarf, maybe not responsibly big enough for lace. Hmmm, ponder ponder. I think at his point, the boys will be getting UVM t-shirts or something. There's only 3 of them, after all... maybe there's time. Nah.
The weather forecast suggests that the rain I wasn't expecting until tomorrow is showing up this morning. I didn't get the rest of the lawn done, but did plant the 150 or so bulbs that have been patiently waiting in the garage. I have daffodils and grape hyacinth that have returned every spring for 6 years, but the tulips I planted at the same time declared themselves annuals and never made much of a reappearance. Or maybe the squirrels declared them dinner, and the tulips never stood a chance. Either way... But next spring I'll have tulips again. And regular hyacinths, crocuses and chiondoxa. Yeah! Something to look forward to in about 6 months.
1 comment:
Oh, wow; lovely shot. Is this from your yard?
150 bulbs - your back must be aching!
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