While the last day of winter ended like this yesterday, it seems that spring has been with us for a few weeks. I zoomed out and captured a second image.
The two contrails in the sky illustrate that while life is laid back in our neighborhood, overhead there are people rushing around on their self-appointed rounds.
Personal Note
The podiatrist removed the pins (Kirschner wires) from my toe. The examples below are used for wrist repair.
The wires in my toe were three-inches long and had yellow tips on the bent, blunt ends. A couple of twists and a firm pull and they came out without any pain.
This week I’m able to wear regular shoes again. After seven weeks in the walking boot, the first step in a regular shoe was very difficult. Fortunately it didn’t take long to readjust to the thinner shoe. It also feels good to have both feet on the same level (the boot is an inch thicker than my shoes).
Sylvia
This is Sylvia’s second week of spring cleaning. Today she started with her craft supplies. Looks like it will take a while to get through them. I notice that the trash can is filling up with lots of dried out markers and pens plus other no longer useful items.
Signs of Spring
Our snow drops bloomed early this year, but I’m waiting for signs of life from the daffodils.
Spring birds are showing up in the neighborhood. I’ve seen robins, sand hill cranes, Canada geese, turkey vultures, red tail hawk, and others.
In well shaded spots, patches of snow still remain. I expect more before warm weather rule prevails.
