Ketch-Up Day

 

The above crocus look better than mine, but I'm still pleased to see some popping in the garden. Can you find them? Remember Where's Waldo? This is Where's the Crocus?:) Here's a hint: 3 yellow and one purple;)

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Did you know, today is:

 

And that, Dear Bloggers, is my Tuesday wish for you. 

Weekend Wishes

 

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 *If you have a birthday that isn't mentioned and you'd like it celebrated on this blog, please let me know. Conversely, if you have a birthday that is mentioned and you'd prefer it not to be, let me know that too:)

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February 27th is: 

 

 

 

Writerly Wednesday AND Did You Know Thursday

 What's your word, synonym or definition for:

 Example: Most people like the sunshine, but I'm a pluviophile.  I enjoy a warm rain, the plopping of raindrops and the scent of earth when it's wet.

 

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Did you know, peonies can live for over a hundred years?

Peonies thrive on neglect, can live more than 100 years | MU Extension 

 

Ketch-Up Day

 

Not a lot going on. We did early voting on our party candidates of choice.

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The garden is slowly coming to life.

 

 

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D. L. Finn has started a free library.  Isn't that seriously lovely. She's not only a grand writer, she's also a wonderful person.

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 That's it from here, buds. What's going on in your neck of the woods?

Weekend Wishes

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February 20th is:

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I'm over at Cowboy Kisses posting on A Cowboy's Lariat.     If you're interested in the subject, please pop on over.

 

 

Writerly Wednesday AND Did You Know

 What's your sentence, synonym or example for:

 

Example: You wouldn't believe all the foofaraw at dinner because I served tofurky instead of beef. 

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 Did you know, in the 1830s ketchup was considered a medicine and used for digestive issues? 

For more information: Ketchup was sold in the 1830 s as medicine | The Fact Base 

 

Ketch-up Day

 

Did you and your sweetie, or kids, or grandkids, or critters have a lovely Valentine's Day?

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Look what I found in the garden. The first spring flower(s) always fills me with hope. 

 What's going on in your neck of the woods, Blogger Buds? Know anyone that's performed a Random Act of Kindness? What does the first spring flower(s) you see represent for you?