Three Wheels, Infinite Mischief.

 Driving through the parking lot of Lowes in the dark, I had to take a second look. It was very dark, so pics are blurry.

WHAT? Once the driver went into Lowes, I was free to drive around it and take photos.

It had only ONE wheel in the back!

Fortunately, the name was written across it.

It was a Polaris Slingshot. It’s not a car, and  it’s not a motorcycle. 

It has no roof, doors, or side windows. The open interior is waterproof and can be hosed down and drained because it has drain holes in the floor. 

It is classified as an autocycle in 49 states. In certain places, the driver and passenger must wear motorcycle helmets.

 “It’s basically a motorcycle that got tired of balancing.”

Calm Made Visible

 Our youngest granddaughter Jazz has been fascinated with Capybara. These are the largest rodents in the world. We bought her a bunch of capybara things for Christmas, including this stuffed one and this cool soft lamp.

Capybaras are one of the most social mammals in the Americas. Their entire survival strategy is based on family, group living, and constant companionship.

They don’t just tolerate each other — they thrive on closeness.

So Jazz and her family recently went to a classy zoo and were able to actually see real ones.

You had to pay extra to pet them and more extra if you wanted to feed them. 

Capybara communicate with barks, whistles, purrs, and clicks, making them surprisingly chatty.

They’re famously calm, often seen lounging with birds, monkeys, or even crocodiles nearby

Capybaras: the gentle, loaf‑shaped sages of the animal world.

Sunday Sunset - A Blue Ridge One

 In order.

This is White Kitty. He often comes to watch the sunset on his evening rounds.

“Ridges stacked in blue, sunset brushed in gold.”

Violet

 The Wild Violets are here. They are totally covering some yards, and are so sweet!

“In the folds of the Blue Ridge, violets glow like pocket‑sized stars.”

The Best Of the Rest

 This house literally blew my mind. Although it resembles Christmas lights, it is an EASTER decorated house. I have never seen such a thing. It is only a few blocks away from us.

This is the cutest snail carrying an Easter egg. Too bad they put it behind their grill.

And the roof constantly changed colors!!

“A roof lined with lights is a house that smiles.”

The Easter Houses

 Here are a few of the houses around here now. This one always has a matching flag and mailbox for holidays.

“Easter looks best under open sky.”

The Cow Bunny

 I have really gotten behind in my Easter posts! So here is the first one. And of course it is the Big Cow. When we stopped to see him, he had some friends visiting.

They were curious about us.

The cow was, indeed, all ready for Easter.

He even had his own Easter basket.

If you are wondering about the Big Cat, he was totally NAKED! The first time I had seen him in such a sad state. I am wondering how his owners are doing.

“Peace looks a lot like a grazing cow.”