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Well, that about sums up any walking efforts I might have accomplished in February and March. After all those miles walked at the beginning of the season, all of a sudden the real Winter kicked in and put a major … Continue reading →

First, our soggy Sunday brought us one inch of rain, and now the grass has greened up nicely and even grown a bit… in fact, just a little too quickly. Then, there was yesterday … and, it was Monday to … Continue reading →

To me, today felt like Spring. Sure, those warmish days in February and March were welcome, but, to me, they seemed unnatural, and even a little surreal – for Michigan anyway. Today was a different story – the weather felt … Continue reading →

I was up and at ‘em early to get out and enjoy the sun’s rays that were already peeping through the slits in the blinds. Tomorrow’s weather will mirror today’s, then the rain is back for Sunday and Monday – … Continue reading →

Well, I’ve collected a few thoughts since I last wrote in this forum, so I thought I’d jam ‘em all together in today’s post and label it “Tuesday Musings”. I finally got to take a walk this morning, but I … Continue reading →

Well, there are treks, and there are trudges … A trek, to me, is an adventure, whether I am heading down to the marina in Ecorse, or enjoying the nature nook at Council Point Park, or, maybe just tripping along … Continue reading →

I detect a little March madness in the air, even though college basketball’s annual rite of Spring is a few weeks away. Last night, I was lamenting over the weather when I set the alarm just before I hopped into … Continue reading →

Every four years we get a little something extra. Nope, not the presidential election, nor the Summer Olympics.  This is something unique – we get a Leap Day. Now, wouldn’t it be great if Leap Day was a national paid … Continue reading →

With last Wednesday’s snowstorm just a distant memory, I set out on a walk this morning. I needed that walk to get the kinks out.  For the second day in a row, I woke up feeling like a steamroller ran … Continue reading →

(Not that I was complaining about those days, or even weeks, thus far this Winter season, that felt and looked like April or May.) I’m thinking that those six-inch flowers I saw at the corner house on Ferris Avenue must … Continue reading →