Saturday morning musings. . . .

It's the weekend and there's lots to fill my time.

We go for our first COVID-19 shots early tomorrow morning - drive-thru

in a hospital parking lot.  

We'll meet up with Razzy for a short walk - she's older now and doesn't

 enjoy going too far.

I'm taking a knitting break for awhile and have started on a new creative

venture with needle and thread - will share more later.

Grand-dog - sweet Razzy 

We're going 'walkies' tomorrow

Four beautiful blooms at last

My weekend flowers

Delicious veggies, Brussels sprouts, shallots, sweet potatoes - roasted

 yesterday for weekend recipes

Fresh eggs from Linda at the Saturday Farmers' Market 

(Anthropologie tea towel Christmas gift)

. . . . . . . and last but not least, the potting shed has a nightly visitor!

We discovered we've been feeding a little chubby mouse - a camera

 set up has filmed it coming around 10 pm to gobble our birdseed!

Later today we plan to pull out everything stored in there to look for

 an entry hole - as much as we love nature's creatures we don't want

 to encourage what could become a family into our shed! 

Enjoy your weekend - stay healthy, be safe.

Damn the virus - May moments are still special!

It's a beautiful day after a great weekend.

Note the moon!

I baked on Saturday - a quiche full of 'exotic mushrooms', and my friend Penny

 of Enjoying The Simple Things recipe for her fabulous apple pie.

 My Carolina wrens were busy on the gazebo searching for bugs to gobble up.

The roses continue to clamber over the side fence. . . . . . . .

. . . . . . and the other amaryllis opened, just two buds - and really surprised with creamy 

white blooms - I don't recall ever having this color when grown in the house.

Perhaps it is this one. . . . . . from two years ago.

It's lovely, just as any flower is no matter the color.

I visited yesterday - daughter's garden (with distancing and masks) - and had

 such a good time just sitting around the fire pit with snacks and chilled wine. 

Flowers were exchanged. . . . . . I came home with a beautiful bouquet, she

 was pleased with two new potted roses to plant in her garden.

Grand-doggie Razzy, now eleven but still like a puppy in many ways, enjoyed

 being outside with us. Like her Grandparents, she's in need of some personal

 care - especially a haircut!

Hoping this week will see good changes. . . . . . we will continue to stay

 at home except for popping out for essentials.

Stay safe - be well everyone.