We had lots of help removing snow over the weekend
Gwynn
but there is plenty more now after a blizzard yesterday.
6p.m. last night.
My poor little birds.
Annie (who looks like a loaf of bread from this angle) enjoys watching the squirrels wake up in our maple trees and head over to the feeders.
There are quite a few acrobatic moves on the way.
By the way, I may have a little less time on the computer the next week or so as Forrest, our grand dog, is coming to stay while his people travel. He'll keep us busy and the cats in a tiff but I'm sure the week will pass quickly. He loves the retired-guy so much. We'll take him for many walks and rides in the van. He may even get to have a Tim Horton's doughnut on one of his excursions.
I have grown white tulips in a pot and they are up and adding some spring to the mouse-house. My violets are blooming, too. What would we do without early flowers. :)
but there is plenty more now after a blizzard yesterday.
6p.m. last night.
My poor little birds.
Annie (who looks like a loaf of bread from this angle) enjoys watching the squirrels wake up in our maple trees and head over to the feeders.
By the way, I may have a little less time on the computer the next week or so as Forrest, our grand dog, is coming to stay while his people travel. He'll keep us busy and the cats in a tiff but I'm sure the week will pass quickly. He loves the retired-guy so much. We'll take him for many walks and rides in the van. He may even get to have a Tim Horton's doughnut on one of his excursions.
I have grown white tulips in a pot and they are up and adding some spring to the mouse-house. My violets are blooming, too. What would we do without early flowers. :)
Oh boy, those birds are fun to watch.
Audrey does not envy the local barn cats these days with low temperatures and one blizzard after another.
It's just fine to be an in-door pampered pussy-cat.
And a cat-nip filled mousie helps, too.
Spring looks far off right now.
If you are in the snow-belt
"Happy shoveling."
hugs, Deb