FROSTY TUESDAY
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 4:53 am
GOOD MORNING ALL!
Above is Hope yesterday, growing and foraging on her own, and visiting the feeding station for bear milk formula supplements. She is teaching us a thing or two about bears!
I am over my snit, and will deal with my life by investigating all my options before I ask any questions from now on. As I said yesterday, there are some things I will definitely need help with as I take to the roads. You are all a very knowledgeable, helpful group of people and I need you all!
What a frigid morning it is here today, with crispy frost on the newly mown grass. I mowed the entire lawn yesterday after school, even though my goal was do just half of it then and the other half today. Once I got the mower in 'run' mode, I never stopped it. It is already lush and green, which always amazes me, as it's nothing more than a mown hayfield which it was when I first moved in here. For the first few years, I needed boots to mow, as the cut-off wirebrush nubbins could go right through most shoe soles! It gradually turned into a real lawn. It's never had any care whatsoever, other than mowing. I see that my rock gardens are in dire need of a good weeding, however!
I received a great check from the teachers' association for my retirement, and a nice certificate from them. It will help me to get on my way to the next chapter of my life. The retirement party was last Friday night, but I didn't go to it. I don't deal well with goodbyes. Plus I didn't want to be the only one there with no family.
Time to get moving here----I turned on the Monitor for a bit this morning to take the damp chill off when I came in from the trailer. Molly and I were nice and warm in my deep memory foam bed out there with my heavy-duty sleeping bag over us!
Coffee is hot, so stop by and let us know what's up where you are. I'm looking forward to some sunshine today.