Good to hear that both your yard and your bride are preparing to bloom
again.
Judi and I have been passing the same bug back. Why not... we've been
practicing for 54 years now.
Any of you who didn't know before will know from ChrisT's post that we've
had a VERY wet winter. (With more to come, it appears.)
Sunday was a big day here. A long spell of often heavy rain weakened
Friday, but there were still areas of standing water in the yard. Saturday
was sunny.
Carol has just started to walk, with support boot and one crutch. Sunday I
found her out in the front yard, enjoying the sun, checking everything out,
talking to the flowers, generally having a blast.
The native Flowering Currant out on the street is already past it's
blooming prime. The beautiful magnolia across the street is in bloom, but
not up to standard, as it got confused and already bloomed once a few weeks
ago.
All that water, then sun, and things are going BOOM in the garden. Here's a
sample from yesterday. <https://goo.gl/photos/RhB1zqGaaFmzzaSH9>
Bloomin' Moose
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