I have been gone from home for two weeks and tomorrow will head off on another jaunt to visit my older daughter. While I was away, the snow melted, the daffodils pushed green spears up through the ground, and the snowdrops all around the cottage have bloomed at once. When I get back next weekend, I imagine there will be chives and parsley and oregano almost ready to eat. I saw their little shoots poking through the mulch in the herb garden. It won't take much more than a week of alternating rain and sun to coax them to edible height.
I have been lax with my blog visits; I'm sorry. Limited access to a computer and even less time to write or read here has made me a stranger. April is national poetry month and I've signed up to receive prompts from a local poet. Some may show up here if I can find time to scribble my responses. Meanwhile, thank you for all your kind comments on my sporadic posts. Someday I may be back on schedule!
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I hope you have a wonderful visit with your daughter. If you're headed towards Oregon, the weather should be quite nice:)
Kerry - this trip is to Florida but I will be in Oregon in late August. Hope the weather is good then, too!
woot...look forward to reading a bit of your poetry again...smiles...its always a joy to drop in...hope your travels go well...florida is nice too...i miss living in florida..
You just have fun, Pauline.. and don't worry about blog visits. I'm happy to know you're out and about and enjoying yourself.
I will look forward to see what you post for poetry month.
Glad you are having some leisure time and warmth for now. You've certainly earned both!!!!!!
Glad you are enjoying some leisure and warmth. You've certainly earned both!!!!!
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