Monday Update 5-27-24
These are some posts from the later part of last week in case you missed them:
Poem: "With a Hook and Some Yarn"
Salmiak Cats
Moment of Silence: Richard Sherman
Poem: "A Good Objective of Leadership"
Birdfeeding
Climate Change
Birdfeeding
Philosophical Questions: Intelligence
Follow Friday 5-24-24: Active Communities on Dreamwidth Spring 2024
Today's Adventures
Cats and Roombas
Poem: "Nature, Houses, and Living Beings"
Birdfeeding
Hobbies: Card Making
Blue-Eyed Cicada
Today's Smoothie
Birdfeeding
Poem: "Authentic to Your Dreams"
Cuddle Party
Last week's half-price sale in Polychrome Heroics went well. I still have one poem left to post. You can find the rest through their links in the sale post.
There are three open epics at present.
" Before You Can Love Me" belongs to Iron Horses and has 14 new verses. Warshirt figures out why Spotted Deer likes to hang all over him.
" The Simple Act of Caring" belongs to the Big One. Pips takes care of Bennett and Jules after the earthquake.
" Dealing with Historical Events and Characters" belongs to Dr. Infanta. She and her family explore the Great East-West Faire.
The weather has been variable here. It rained several times. The periodic cicadas are singing, though not as loud as the annual ones. Seen at the birdfeeders this week: several house finches, a brown-headed cowbird, a robin, a gray catbird, and a fox squirrel. I have been planting things! Lots of flowers are blooming now. Honeysuckle, white Dutch clover, alliums, blue lobelia, marigolds, petunias, million bells, snapdragons, lantana, pansies, violas, dianthus pinks, pink bergamot, yellow coreopsis, blanket flower, red salvia, moss rose, alyssum, peonies, irises, red clover, firecracker plant, pink salvia, red yarrow, double superbells, penstemon, white astilbe, pink verbena, and blue salvia are blooming. Yucca stalks are branching out, garlic chives and daylilies have buds. Mulberries are ripe. Raspberries and blackberries have green fruit.
Poem: "With a Hook and Some Yarn"
Salmiak Cats
Moment of Silence: Richard Sherman
Poem: "A Good Objective of Leadership"
Birdfeeding
Climate Change
Birdfeeding
Philosophical Questions: Intelligence
Follow Friday 5-24-24: Active Communities on Dreamwidth Spring 2024
Today's Adventures
Cats and Roombas
Poem: "Nature, Houses, and Living Beings"
Birdfeeding
Hobbies: Card Making
Blue-Eyed Cicada
Today's Smoothie
Birdfeeding
Poem: "Authentic to Your Dreams"
Cuddle Party
Last week's half-price sale in Polychrome Heroics went well. I still have one poem left to post. You can find the rest through their links in the sale post.
There are three open epics at present.
" Before You Can Love Me" belongs to Iron Horses and has 14 new verses. Warshirt figures out why Spotted Deer likes to hang all over him.
" The Simple Act of Caring" belongs to the Big One. Pips takes care of Bennett and Jules after the earthquake.
" Dealing with Historical Events and Characters" belongs to Dr. Infanta. She and her family explore the Great East-West Faire.
The weather has been variable here. It rained several times. The periodic cicadas are singing, though not as loud as the annual ones. Seen at the birdfeeders this week: several house finches, a brown-headed cowbird, a robin, a gray catbird, and a fox squirrel. I have been planting things! Lots of flowers are blooming now. Honeysuckle, white Dutch clover, alliums, blue lobelia, marigolds, petunias, million bells, snapdragons, lantana, pansies, violas, dianthus pinks, pink bergamot, yellow coreopsis, blanket flower, red salvia, moss rose, alyssum, peonies, irises, red clover, firecracker plant, pink salvia, red yarrow, double superbells, penstemon, white astilbe, pink verbena, and blue salvia are blooming. Yucca stalks are branching out, garlic chives and daylilies have buds. Mulberries are ripe. Raspberries and blackberries have green fruit.