fly-by-posting: 2024/08/18
So, I was driving to the grocery store, was almost there, and there was a cucumber in the middle of the road. …And that’s all I’ve got to say about that.
fly-by-posting: 2024/08/02
Guess what amazing and rare thing I did today? I properly indexed and labeled the lab book I finished with a few days ago. This is a task I haven’t managed in over 2 years (and I’ve finished with 8 lab books in that time period). Feeling hopeful there really is a Light at the end of the Burnout.
fly-by-posting: 2024/07/18 (w/pics)
I got a treat this evening! I went on a walk and saw no less than 3 separate frogs (or toads – I’m not actually sure how to tell the difference; they were in the grass by the sidewalk(s)). The littlest one especially was so cute! hiding next to a fake rock by the play-ground set. In other news, this was our local squirrel today: I think this squirrel is actually part dog, the way it likes to plop down…
fly-by-posting: 2024/06/27 (w/pic)
In honor of the season of cotton-flying-everywhere, here is a picture I took a month ago. Because it was only a month ago that I realized that this town I’ve been living in for 20 years has trees that bloom with lots of pretty white flowers (that sort of look like cotton fluff, but are not cotton fluff, because they’re pretty flowers).
fly-by-posting: 2024/05/30
Last weekend I accidentally hiked to the top of a mountain. Now, whenever I turn that direction and see it, I feel like it’s taunting me.
fly-by-posting: 2024/05/26 (w/pic)
This year’s wood-pile bunny is super shy – but still super cute!
fly-by-posting: 2024/05/23
Had to have a scary (to me at least) procedure the other day, but all the nurses make me feel super safe and cozy. Thank you, nurses!
fly-by-posting: 2024/05/01
It’s definitely spring time when the gutters around the edges of the parking lot are filled with drifts of pink petals.
fly-by-posting: 2024/04/29 (w/ pic)
Noooo! I broke the palindrome! (hash-tag: this is why numerology will never die)
fly-by-posting: 2024/03/25 (w/ pic)
One of the nice things about watching clouds move is that it reminds me of Fluid Dynamics…the storms on Jupiter…planet forming nebulae. It connects me with my awe.