Right now it’s 62* and sunny. I tried to do a few things outside. Right after breakfast I did wash all the windows. I usually do that mid-March but it was too nice to pass up the opportunity. That took me outside several times for windows I could reach from ground level.
Clean windows and doors
Once that was done, I made myself a fresh salad with a thin slice of garlic toast. Yum.
Makes good garlic toast! (Gen brought it down)
Also changed sheets and washed them – but of course I didn’t do that outside! I did take some time to walk around to see if anything interesting was popping out of the ground in the yard. I did find a few sprouts of a cluster of daffodils. Also the bridal bush has tiny buds. I did not see any crocus, but I may have missed them. They could have stayed buried under the snow.
Buds on the bridal bush.
…. but they still have a ways to go.
I even moved the wrought iron flag holder in the front yard. I was tired of mowing and trimming around it. I put it in the flower bed out of the way.
Not sure it’s entirely straight.
It feels strange that February is over today. Somehow this year I felt the shortness of it.
I’m listening to a Hallmark Christmas movie in the background. I’ve seen it often so I don’t have to pay too close attention.
TODAY I am thankful for clean, fresh windows!
QUOTE of the DAY: In honor of my friend Gen!
PEANUTS?
TOMORROW March 1st is:
National Wedding Planning Day; National Barista day; National Sunkist Citrus Day; National Minnesota Day; Finisher’s Medal Day; National Dadgum That’s Good Day; National Horse Protection Day; National Fruit Compote Day; National Pig Day; National Peanut Butter Lovers Day; Baby Sleep Day; Namesake Day; Plan a Solo Vacation day; Share a Smile Day; World Compliment Day.
We will celebrate Piggy Smalls day! I sent Jen a txt so she’d know. Smile! God bless...
MOVIE from 1973:
ON this day in History: 1983 Final TV episode of “M*A*S*H” airs on CBS, a two-hour special directed by series star Alan Alda titled “Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen”; a record 125 million viewers watch in the US. (I watched it – did you?)
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