Seeing this nasturtium flower made for a bright and cheerful start to my day.
Bright and cheerful.
Category: blessed
Watches the world pass by.
Lucy watches the world pass by. We raise the window curtain so she can do this, which reduces the possibility the will become bored. A bored dog can be a mischievous dog.
Displayed her handiwork.
Lucy displayed her handiwork (pawiwork?) after unravelling a ball of yarn. Faye was less than appreciative.
Cruise away.
A family of Mute Swans cruise away from me.
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A good stamp.
Baltimore Orioles are a late spring arrival. Seeing this one was a good stamp on spring finally being here. Photo shot through the kitchen window which has a screen, therefore the slightly out of focus image.
It is at a hummingbird feeder; I have learned over the past several years that orioles prefer them to the oriole feeders I have trialed; the hummingbird feeders are less tippy and unsteady.
Blustery day.
Lucy sits pretty . . .
. . . if a little akimbo.
Cheerful event.
The first sighting this year of a Rose-breasted Grosbeak, on a not-bad day for March, was a cheerful event.
Cheerful . . . colour.
During an exceptionally lengthy spell of chilly, cloudy, drizzly March-like weather in early May, continuing to feed the birds provides a welcome and cheerful spot of physical, emotional, psychological colour.
First cutting.
First cutting of asparagus, which actually occurred over a week ago. Second cutting happened today.
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