It is not dead; it was merely resting. (I am giving things away at the bottom, by the way.)
A quilt for little Ms. Julianna
(It looked better in person.)
Over Colorado it looks very wrinkly.
In San Diego, on the other hand, there are beaches:
And they are pretty.
They have peculiar, six-foot-long bits of seaweed:
And long bridges.
It also boasts a multitude of flora, including cactus gardens:
Truly odd flowering trees:
And museums of 'Man'. Bah.
It is spring! (Turns out warm sunny places get there first, who knew?) The ranunculus are in bloom:
The aloes are fascinatingly patterned:
And the orchids are overjoyed.
But the TSA is, as always, pleased to inform us that it has no sense of humor:
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On another note, here are some well-meaning gifts that I do not like. If you want one- preferably for your own personal use and enjoyment, or to give to some other deserving soul- email me,and I'll check on Sunday and sort it out in the unlikely event that more than one person wants any of them. (I would like to add that I make no assertion that I will ship them quickly.)
Scarf. New. Beige. Very beige. Made of polyester. I don't do beige. Probably a little darker than it looks in the picture. The tape measure's 60 inches long, so it's a little longer than that.
My dear and well-meaning aunt gave me both of the pins below. I have carted them around for fifteen years and have not yet worn either one even once. They'd be lovely for someone's coat... LIKE MY GRANDMA. They are made by hand; ceramic with unknown glazes. Both have a locking bar pin on the back. Sorry the little one's out of focus.
Happy weekends to all. I hope it is not raining wherever you are, and that the daffodils are blooming!