Yesterday I walked during a brief sunny interval between rainstorms, starting with a look at my own front yard. Here's why I love sedum. The rosettes have been growing under the old foliage.
And this is one of those runner plants I like, which some people think is a weed to be pulled, which will have yellow flowers soon, getting under way. Name escapes me.
further afield, nature's abstract expression
The very first daffodils I've seen in bloom, miniatures
Then another clump, full size ones
The pale gold of beech leaves stays all winter, floating in clouds
Then home again, I found a really good audio book to knit by. I feel an affinity with almost all of Anne Tyler, her characters' missed connections, the East Coastness. Her dialog is pitch perfect.
Happy day, everyone, raining today, Tuesday knitting group ifn the creek don't get up, with the current endless rain.
Meanwhile, I made some instant garlic bread to go with anything -- slice of multigrain, butter, minced garlic, crumbled parmesan, toasted. Could be cut into croutons for soup or salad. Or just picked up and eaten.
