Thomas would like everyone to know that our neighborhood buck was eating his grass. How very dare!
But look how green it is. I love this time of year.
Thomas would like everyone to know that our neighborhood buck was eating his grass. How very dare!
But look how green it is. I love this time of year.
I don’t even know how I missed it when I was scanning these negatives, but my grandpa Mert’s family had a Boston Terrier when he was a kid. That top photo is of him and his horse, Queen, and their family’s dog.
The middle photo is of Fritz, the dog my grandma Jeanne’s mom had when she was a kid. So both my grandma and grandpa had Boston Terriers when they were growing up.
The bottom photo is another one I didn’t really register, when I scanned it. It was with my grandpa Mert’s dad’s negatives. I’m pretty sure it’s of grandpa’s mom’s parents, Clarissa Perry and Homer Charles Lord. It was probably taken in the late 1930s.
I’m almost done Ruth the pink journal on top. They last me about two months, and it should be full by the end of April. So I need to decide which notebook I’m going to use next: the light pink one with white paper or the black one with black paper?
I haven’t used black paper in ages. It might be a good excuse to get some new sparkly gel pens and markers.
I don’t love getting to work at dark o’clock. Ugh.
Polly is feeling great and getting chubby. You can no longer feel her vertebrae or hip bones.
The redbud tree by the library loading dock is redbudding.
Snacks for tomorrow. I also prepped breakfast for the rest of the week. I have no idea what came over me, but when motivation strikes, I don’t question it.
Happy Monday! The sky this morning was beautiful.
Look at that itty bitty, teeny tiny section! How adorable is it?