Rajn and Decor, Sunshine and Birds, Soup Fossil, and Blooms

 Tuesday, a rainy, storming

day. We had 5, to my count, 

storms that came through.

One, put the girls and I in 

out safe space.

After one rain I was looking

out over the rail of the porch 

looking at my newest yard decor.

Our ground is so soaked the 

rain has no place to go.

Course, had Ben sowed the seeds

and laid the straw on the 

dirt he spread, my dirt might

have stayed where it was 

supposed to. However,

it is headed to the backyard and 

I am not happy.

Course every rain produces

more and more rocks from 

the dirt.

Anyway, at least the 

water coming from the blue

pitcher, is fake and not real.

I went out this morning which is 

Wed. and found the hook with the 

blue pitcher and the wind thing were leaning.

Winds got really strong.

That was an easy fix so they 

stand tall and straight now.

Wed. morning at least brought 

SUNSHINE!

Looking at you while you look 

at me!

Peek a Boo!

This is a Tuffed Titmouse.

Damn, what a name!

Here I have a shot of a female

and male house finch.

I happened to look out off the 

porch on Tuesday when I 

saw this fellow fly over

and land in this tree.

Bright red head.

Isn't this the coolest heart? 

This is what folks in the 

fossil world call a 

Soup Fossil.

That is where, as you can

see, a rock pics up fossils along

the way. 

I love this. 

A rock will roll around for 

years, maybe millions of years

on the bottom of the river, picking

up mud

 and fossils as it rolls.

Over sometimes I assume

that the dirt becomes like

a cement holding it all 

together.

Every morning when I walk the 

yard, I am greeted by my neighbors.

 On Wed., it was a wet, slippery walk,

but I am greeted by these two.

Sometimes Trooper joins the greet.

Got a few plants looking like

it is time to bloom.

The little fairy living here must

love mushrooms.

Lavender in bloom.

I normally plant established plants,

but I did start my wildflower

bed with seeds two days after

April 16. That is over

a month, plants are up, but wow,

seems like it is taking 

FOREVER to 

grow more than an inch or

two, same with the seeds I 

put out for morning glory's.

Did not realize it took so long

for them to 

GROW.

Merry day to you all, 

sending good vibes to you all,

Pam