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We were blessed with still another beautiful weekend day. I left later than usual, thinking I’d wait on Mr. Sun to warm things up a bit, so my fingers didn’t freeze when removing the gloves to take some photos. It … Continue reading →

Today was the 47th observance of Earth Day. When I heard that little factoid announced this morning, I tried to recall if I might have observed that first day in some manner and just could not remember. But, after all, … Continue reading →

Easter weekend was not a washout as ALL the weather folks predicted, so they get a collective slap on the hands for making some people cancel their outdoor plans in favor of a drier venue. Sadly, I’ll just bet that … Continue reading →

Easter Saturday sure started out soggy and dreary looking, but things eventually perked up once the sun was out. By then, a little sun went a long way and I could not believe my ears when the weatherman said it … Continue reading →

Well, there were two events marking this 14th day of April. The first was that I turned 61 years old. Well there, I went ahead and said it … 61 years old, and, I guess that wasn’t so bad after … Continue reading →

I’m on a roll this week for getting to Council Point Park for my morning walk and I’m pleased about that. I hurried out the door since the weatherman said occasional rain was in today’s forecast. It is bad enough … Continue reading →

My boss was in Bay City at a hearing, so, I had an easy morning. I decided to take the car for a spin, then do two complete loops at Council Point Park and drive home.  I knew I had … Continue reading →

Two days of extremely warm weather and a lot of rain have awakened the buds on the trees and bushes. They are slowly coming back to life with tiny leaves that are starting to unfurl.  From a distance, there is … Continue reading →

… a green and yellow basket. I was thinking of that childhood rhyme this afternoon while attending the City of Lincoln Park’s annual Easter Egg Hunt over at Memorial Park. I have always wanted to go check it out and … Continue reading →

Whenever I open the screen door to step outside these days, it’s a sure bet that a Robin will be sitting on the cyclone fence, a scowl on its face, and a steely stare that is aimed in my general … Continue reading →