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I arrived at Council Point Park fairly early this morning and the path was rather desolate and I saw not a single being: feathered, furry or otherwise, as I walked three loops on the “scenic side. I was not distracted … Continue reading →

It seems to me that somehow Mother’s Day, the one day guaranteed to make Mom feel all warm and fuzzy, has now morphed into Mother’s Day weekend, and, in radio ads I even heard it referred to as Mother’s Week. … Continue reading →

When I left the house this morning, I was without hat, gloves or coat at last … well, how crazy is this Michigan weather when I shivered two days ago in my heavy Winter duds? Yesterday we set a record … Continue reading →

When I walked on Tuesday morning, I passed Ford Park and the tree above was the only one in this park that was resplendent in tender, bright-green leaves. This willow looked a little odd since all the rest of the … Continue reading →

I knew it was going to be a beautiful morning so I was up and out the door early since I planned a two-park agenda today. It was cold but the sun felt so good. My feet found the way … Continue reading →

… was today’s greeting to the geese at Council Point Park. It was a good-looking morning after a beautiful pinkish-red sunrise and so I set out fairly early to the Park. It was quite nippy out and I am still … Continue reading →

Another lackluster weather day for our weekend. The Heavens were conflicted this morning because one minute it was a bruised and angry-looking sky with the occasional sprinkle of rain thrown in for good measure, and then suddenly an expanse of … Continue reading →

It didn’t look too inviting when I went outside on this soggy Saturday morn. The gray day and dull-looking sky sure didn’t beckon me to leave the confines of the cozy house. I really didn’t go far as it threatened … Continue reading →

Primary colors seemed to be the theme of the day for me. Immediately after stepping outside the door to leave for my walk, I saw red when I discovered robin redbreast and his cohorts had deviously built two new nests. … Continue reading →

Well, this weather sure isn’t “ducky” for walking or doing any outside activity unless you have a bill and webbed feet. My friend and neighbor Marge sent me this picture of a gray duck she saw at Elizabeth Park, partly … Continue reading →