Spring is the best
By Megan Goodacre
This beautiful spring is making me forget that foul winter. Winter? What winter? I found this lovely bower of lilacs in a little-used path by the parkway. I haven't ventured in before today because there are signs saying warning: poison ivy. I don't really know what poison ivy looks like, so I've been avoiding it. But look how picturesque! And I was careful not to touch anything.
ETA: I looked up poison ivy. Definitely saw some of that in there!
Yesterday I vowed to get 3 of my 4 active knitting projects Off the Needles this week. Well, one down, two to go.
And I complained about my long run yesterday. Today I remembered this handy trick: if running is too hard, Slow the F*** Down. What a dummy. Today's run was slower, and a success.
It did help that I stopped to admire the baby geese by the river. I guess the babies get tired of supporting the weight of all that fluff, because they sit down frequently and randomly.
And does anyone know what this flower is? Looks like a honeysuckle, but it's more of a bush than a vine. They are everywhere, in both pink and white. I think I'd like to put one at the back of our yard, which is a bit of an afterthought area, with a stump, some weeds, and lots of Nerf bullets.
ETA: Just looked this up. Darn, it's a non-native, invasive, bush honeysuckle. Oh well. It is pretty though.
ETA: I looked up poison ivy. Definitely saw some of that in there!
Yesterday I vowed to get 3 of my 4 active knitting projects Off the Needles this week. Well, one down, two to go.
And I complained about my long run yesterday. Today I remembered this handy trick: if running is too hard, Slow the F*** Down. What a dummy. Today's run was slower, and a success.
It did help that I stopped to admire the baby geese by the river. I guess the babies get tired of supporting the weight of all that fluff, because they sit down frequently and randomly.
And does anyone know what this flower is? Looks like a honeysuckle, but it's more of a bush than a vine. They are everywhere, in both pink and white. I think I'd like to put one at the back of our yard, which is a bit of an afterthought area, with a stump, some weeds, and lots of Nerf bullets.
ETA: Just looked this up. Darn, it's a non-native, invasive, bush honeysuckle. Oh well. It is pretty though.
