Here we are again at the end of another week...
I wish I could say that today was a really productive day ...but it wasn't, not for me as far as getting a lot done. That was yesterday...tons of laundry sorted, washed, hung out tacked on the wash line, folded...vacuuming done...cow breeding records updated. Jim did get a lot done today though...he hauled load after load of manure. That job never seems to end!
Today was good anyway. Two friends and I spent the afternoon at a couple of local greenhouses, and each came home with a free flower. Then we enjoyed cookies and coffee. No regrets!
Now I'm finally sitting down to get my Friday's Hunt post finished! I hate to miss it.
This week's prompts are...
1. Starts with "L"
I'm using an old collage that I made for this blog post about Lancaster County. These are a small sampling of signs we see by the side of the road. Lancaster County is a great place to live! Both Jim and I grew up here, and have lived here all of our lives, with the exception of a few months here and there...
2. Week's Favorite...
These daffodils grace my kitchen window sill, and are a favorite of mine...
3. Lace
This might be stretching it a bit, but I think these geraniums have a lacey look about them...
I hope you're having a great weekend!
Mine will be even greater if the snow that has been forecast for tomorrow fizzles...
The first day of spring is supposed to be sunny and warm!
pretty blooms! glad you and friends had a break!
ReplyDeleteLaundry is just a never ending chore! I feel your pain! Have a great week ahead!
ReplyDeleteI never saw geraniums like that before. very pretty
ReplyDeleteWe got a nor'easter--thankfully not snow! Hope it passed you by. I came by for Friday's Hunt, but had to read your "I am from..." We did that as a writing exercise in our writers group a while back, and I always enjoy reading them. All your flowers are pretty!
ReplyDeleteI visit many Amish communities here in New York State so I see many of the same scenes, still waiting to see "your favorite" and your geraniums aren't a stretch to me.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you had a little break to visit some greenhouses. I love your beautiful Daffodils and lacy Geraniums and I can see green grass in the background. That is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteWe just had a snow storm and we're waiting for another storm with wind.
Happy Spring.
Hugs,
JB
I think I lost my comment so I'll try again.
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty daffodils and lacy geraniums, even the green grass in the background.
I'm glad you took it easy and went looking at flowers in the greenhouses. it's my spring ritual as well. We're waiting for a big snow storm againfor tomorrow.
Happy Spring.
Hugs,
JB
Love the daffodils.
ReplyDeleteWe got that snow!!
Lovely photos and flowers ! Our first day of spring is lovely with sun shine and birdies singing , Oh no hope the snow you are to get passes you by , We are to get rain from the middle to the end of the week ! Happy first day of Spring , Thanks for sharing , Have a good week !
ReplyDeleteI love the signs. Now I'm hungry for a good fried egg. I love the flowers. I have a while before I have any flowers. hanks for sharing. Hope the snow is fleeting.
ReplyDeleteThe signs are so excellent!
ReplyDeleteGreat signs.
ReplyDeleteHope your snow passed on by.
Glad you had a nice day. Still sounds pretty productive. I love the cheerful flowers! Perfect for a spring day. I'm so glad you join me in Friday's Hunt.
ReplyDeleteAlicia,
ReplyDeleteThere always seem to be odd jobs/ tasks in the house and outside that need done. It's great to have a day to catch up on those little things that pile up.
I like your flowers and hope you didn't get any snow.
I kind of think of yearlings as teenagers. Very curious, outgoing and don't always make the best decisions. We haven't had to get them in for a few days now. :)