It's Done!

 Here is the partially done mural that I posted a couple days ago.

Today it was finished! The colors of the flowers and clouds, plus bees, all painted.

This is the cart that the painters have been using. It can adjust to go up and down as needed.

I love her bees. I think they are so accurate.

“A mural makes the wall breathe.”

Sunday Sunset - Straight Lines

 I liked the way the clouds alternated colors in horizontal straight lines.

“A May sunset is spring’s final whisper of gold.”

Street Art

Every year our city has a "Street Art Festival". Artists paint murals on many buildings in town. And there are activities, tours, music groups, and markets. And it is this weekend! But one mural had to be started early, so here is a sneak peek!

The mural is only partially done, to be finished this weekend. See where the rest of it is penciled in on the upper part of the wall? This one is called "The Little Things".

“A mural of flowers turns a wall into a wandering meadow.”

Chickens Impossible

 The local quilt museum has a showing called Chicken Impossible. It is a display of the work of quilters creating whimsical chickens. I saw a preview online.

The one is called Gogh Van Cluck

“Cluck softly and carry on.”

The Lantern

My Mother's Day gift was this solar lantern!

It has a stained-glass dragonfly. It has both a solar panel and a battery. And it even came with the long crook to hang it from outside.

Here it is when it is lit up for the night.

I had always wanted one of these outside solar lights, and was so surprised!

“Even the fireflies pause for a lantern.”

Mother's Day 2026

 Our son and granddaughters came over today. Here I am with Mike.

Here are our two youngest granddaughters.

They brought me this pretty bouquet of flowers.

And Jazz put together these Lego flowers for me.

But that's not all. They gave me an amazing gift. But I cannot post it until I charge it up. Stay tuned...

“Mothers turn ordinary days into home.”

Sunday Sunset

 

"I find it incredibly amazing how, at every sunset, the sky is a different shade. No cloud is ever in the same place. Each day is a new masterpiece. A new wonder. A new memory."

Sanober Khan