On My Knees

 I will not be blogging here on Friday because I am going to get the nerves killed in my knee. Called Radio Frequency Ablation. I leave you with a laugh!

It's A Boy!

 I noticed that the front yard goose was wearing a new outfit, so we drove by to see. And there was much to see. The front yard was decorated to announce the birth of a baby boy! I had not seen this done before.

“When my kids become wild and unruly, I use a nice, safe playpen. When they’re finished, I climb out.”

— Erma Bombeck

Pear-Bonding

 Today we were running some errands and happened to drive down "The Avenue Of Trees". This is a highway that has pear trees all along it. They were not quite in full bloom, but pretty enough for me to snap as we drove.

There are only ten minutes in the life of a pear when it is perfect to eat.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Painting The Town Green

 The Big Cat has been all dressed up and waiting for Saint Patrick's Day!

Her neighbors were also festive.

This yard even had a matching mailbox and flags. Can you tell how windy it was that day?

“Follow the laughter; it always leads to the gold.”

Green Goodies

 On our last trip to the grocery store, they were ready for St. Patricks' Day. This Leprechaun greeted us at the front door.

Party supplies, many of which had been bought.

And the treats!

This is what I got, and it was delicious!

"What does an Irishman get after eating Italian food?" "Gaelilc breath!"

Sunday Sunset - Wires & Doors

 Taken from behind our kitchen door.

“I framed the world from indoors, and it didn’t mind.”

“A sunset is the sky tucking the world in.”

The Chain

 Quite a few of you knew the answer to yesterday's post! It is called a Rain Chain, which I had never heard of.

It guides water from the roof instead of a downspout. A decorative alternative to a downspout. This is the only one I have ever seen.

A rain chain is a necklace the house wears for the weather.