This is one of the apricot trees that is in my yard. It's really hard to see the apricot blossoms, (what with all the snow on them) they where just starting to bloom. I hope the snow wasn't enough to damage the blossoms. These trees produce some of the best apricots and this year is suppose to be a good year for the trees to produce.
I won't be sitting on the front porch today. The village looks more like it's getting ready for Candle Light Christmas than spring season. My neighbor, Sister Andrus won't be in her house for another month, but slowly the houses will all start to open up, and air out after a long winter. My dye garden will have to wait a few more days before I can begin the spring planting. Many of the plants in the garden are perennials, like Day Lilies, Sage, Lavender, Irises, Golden Rod, and Madder. But I do need to plant a few annuals such as Marigolds.
The wild Canadian Geese like to come to the village as well and raise there goslings. If you listen carefully you can almost hear what they're saying.
Dear, are sure you read that map correctly?
Do you think we went to far north?
I could have sworn that the GPS told me to take that last right.
I knew we should have asked for directions at that last pond, but nooooo, you said you knew the way.
I hope you're happy now.
The good thing about getting snow this time of year, is that it melts quickly. By tomorrow it should all be gone.
The good thing about getting snow this time of year, is that it melts quickly. By tomorrow it should all be gone.
What I want to know is where you're hiding that computer in your house? Is it up those stairs guests aren't supposed to go up?
ReplyDeleteHi Emily,
ReplyDeleteI hide it in the weaving bench. lol