The Ridge
Last night before I went to bed, I confused Gibbs by laying on the floor at the bottom of the bed and did some yoga stretches. He jumped off the bed and stretched himself across my neck and body. I guess he thought it was play time. π I slept well, dropping off immediately but woke once at 2:30 when Bill got up and then couldn’t get back to sleep for a while. My mind was full of ‘stuff’.
The sunset last night
left us a pretty sky
Bill was up ahead of me around 6:45 with Gibbs on Sunday, May 7th and finally at 7:30, I joined him downstairs. My ‘everything’ was still a bit punchy but not bad and it was just proof of using muscles yesterday that don’t get used often. We had our morning drinks together and although mild, we experienced a wet cloudy day. It really is getting depressing and it is the opposite feeling out west where they need it so badly. We reached 13C/55F today.
Today's clouds were heavy with rain
in various forms - heavy, medium, lightFour of these loads went
into the brush pile
Before
the rain started, we all went outside. It was around 9:30 and I set to work
loading the wheelbarrow cleaning up the piles from yesterday. Bill had his own
little project. He got the wind spinner that we bought last winter out of the
shed and noticed that it was damaged. Today, he created a new wooden stand for
it, burying it beside the wood pile along the corral fence. It’s brilliant! π He’s my hero, yet again.
Having a brush pile is much better
than bagging it up for a city pick up
like we used to have to
Gibbs and I were done working so we just sat on my bench |
When Gibbs and I finished, we came inside and Bill went down to the Hangar. By then, it was raining pretty good. We had toasted westerns for lunch and Bill went upstairs to have a snooze and to watch a movie or two. That gave me the opportunity to watch more episodes of Mrs. Maisle.
One of my favourite things about spring is watchiing the phlox begin to bloom My garden turns purple π |
I found the 'boys' stones so put them out |
Gibbs has been sleeping most of the day. He moves from one warm body to the other and when one isn't available, one of our chairs does the trick. πWith the dampness, we both felt the chill inside so had a cup of tea and watched recorded episodes of NCIS and 9-1-1.
Our whirly-jig metal pole was stripped so this beautiful mind created a new one |
And it is perfect and
Gibbs approved.
For
supper, we had leftover scallop potatoes, mixed veggies and small sausages. It
was very good and easy enough to prepare. Then we watched Bosch on Prime until
Sullivan’s Crossing came on Shaw at 9 while I wrote my blog. Although, a wet
miserable day for the most part, we still managed to get a few outdoor things
done.
Thank you
for the visit, I hope you’ve enjoyed your Sunday.
We are down west of Detroit and it rained here this morning must have been headed your way. One thing about doing catch up reading you get the bad and good news all in one reading. Sad to read your diamond fell out of its setting and glad to read you did end up finding it. That is a beautiful picture of the mom to be a couple posts back. Cute little cow you crocheted.
ReplyDeleteThank you Deb. True about the catch up post reading. :) haha
DeleteLOVE the whirly gig idea. Very smart!! I'll have to do something with mine also. I'm sending you as much warm as I possibly can. It has to get better, right? I love all your decorations and bird feeders around the Ridge.
ReplyDeleteI knew he was going to do something with it but he never fails to surprise me. ♥
DeleteThank you Nancy.
The Ridge is looking good. We will be getting lots of rain this week.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Thank you. We're hoping the rain is slowing down - please don't send it back to us when you're done! :)
DeleteThat's a neat whirly-jig! Hope you enjoy the weather this week!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, finally some nice spring weather. :)
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