So here, in apology, are several random things:
Wild Lilac (Ceanothus integerrimus) growing on the bank above us. It's blooming everywhere right now!
Our cat, Fred, is a total goofball, and loves to perch in the craziest places. Here he is on top of a medicine cabinet in the bathroom.
These are lovely wild iris (Iris chrysophylla) growing on our property.
And here is a doe that frequents our meadow every evening. She was camped out in the bushes by the creek this morning, and I think she might drop a fawn soon. How exciting would that be?
I am feeling the urge to write, though, honestly. I've just been too busy enjoying nature and the outdoors. I have the sequel to The Girl Who Remembered Horses to work on, that is about 80% complete, as well as a YA novel in verse that is probably 75% finished. Time to get cracking!
But wait! Is that a baby hummingbird in the pink weigela?
What have you been enjoying this spring??
4 comments:
Your pictures are beautiful! It's wonderful you're taking time to enjoy the life around you. You're filling the writing well! You'll have to show us a pic of the baby fawn when it arrives. :)
Happy reading and writing! from Laura Marcella @ Wavy Lines
Thanks for stopping by, Laura! I do feel like I am rejuvenating my writer's muscle, and filling up the well of creativity. All writers need to do that from time to time. And don't worry, if there is a fawn, there will be pictures! :-)
I've been enjoying going out on trail, alone, with my horse Maximus. The birds are chirping and there are tons of little brown bunnies and it's green and so gorgeous. I am so lucky to be able to get out into "nature" so close to home.
Hi Patti - yes, horses are great for allowing us to get closer to nature, and calming us at the same time. Enjoy your rides!
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