Michigan weather this week is definitely bi-polar. Monday at 8:00 a.m. when I went outside to take the blanket off my Dwarf Japanese Weeping Maple it was a frosty 32 degrees. Teeth chattering and hands freezing, I went back to don a coat on top of my sweat suit and sweatshirt cardigan and grab a pair of gloves. A mere 48 hours later, I embarked on today’s walk wearing a lightweight sweat suit with a tank top underneath, thinking that even at 65 degrees I might be chilly. Two blocks into the walk, I removed the sweatshirt and wrapped it around my waist and walked in a tank top and I still was warmish! I wished I had shorts on. I could not help but think that the two nearly life-sized Michelangelo’s David statues on Emmons Street were more appropriately dressed for this hot and humid morn than me. Actually, I believe one statue is the famous David statue and the other looks to be a knock-off … an imposter, of all things and he is striking a reverse pose. I’ve never strayed to the opposite side of the street to peruse the statuary up close; I’m afraid someone might think I was a kook or a voyeur. Nonetheless, two anatomically correct statues are coyly glancing at one another from opposite ends of the homeowner’s porch. Really people?!?! Wouldn’t a concrete goose adorned with current-holiday duds be more appropriate? Just sayin’. At any rate, I did my walk to “The Dot” which was 2 ¼ miles round-trip on what felt like a mid-July morning. A lot of dandelions have gone to seed and the brisk wind was whipping around, whisking fragile blossoms right off flowering trees like crabapple, cherry, apple, dogwood and magnolia, just cutting their picturesque blooming time and beauty in half. The past few days even wreaked havoc on the durable tulips scattering their petals to the wind as well.