“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.”
—L.M. Montgomery (Anne of Green Gables)
Wednesday morning it was 13 C. here, Saskatchewan was -11 C. It is a vast country. SE winds drove in this storm. We had a front rolling in from the US. We could have snow in northern Ontario. 🎲 🎲 I tell ya!
Out back, I spotted a hawk. (Archive photo!) It was on the big pine tree out back. It flew into the forest, it was a lovely moment!
I'm still frogging (12 more Oct. 26 = 98), and I also moved a toe biter. It is excellent exercise!
The sunrise didn't exactly happen. The skies were pretty, though. I had fun playing with settings. I really don't know what I am doing, but iPhotos gives me some option.
A new day dawns. For some dumb reason I ordered 100 daffodil bulbs to plant this fall. I was caught up in the spring with flowers! They arrived yesterday. Cheaper by the dozen! It's raining, though. What was I thinking?
Hari OM
ReplyDelete... that you fancied a field of yellow to look forward to??? YAM xx
I see a lot of digging in your near future.
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ReplyDeletePretty sky captures. You will be busy planting all those bulbs.
Take care, have a wonderful weekend!
You had a daffy moment. Now you can have a few daffy hours.
ReplyDeleteThose daffs look like " Malvern City" a huge favourite down here, my previous ones were " King Alfred". Big sections and acres need at least 100 bulbs. You thought exactly right. Saturday morning here. Zero Celsius, frost on the next door roofs.
ReplyDeleteDawn and dusk are my favourite times of day. I know exactly what you were thinking/not thinking when you ordered the bulbs. I am guilty each and every year - but when they bloom the pain of planting is forgotten.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful times of days when the transitions are taking place. Anne of Green Gables was my mother's favorite book of all time. One of the many ways I was a disappointment was my lack of interest in reading it.
ReplyDeleteGreat sunset Tues night.
ReplyDelete100 bulbs you were ambitious! BUT they will be beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteIsn't the hawk going to get your froggies? Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteBeautiful time at your home. Thank you, Jenn
ReplyDeleteIt's lucky that you have such a huge area in which to plant them. They're going to be gorgeous in spring.
ReplyDeleteThat pretty pink sunset!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your blooming daffodils :) We have a couple of public gardens close that have fields and multiple beds of the daffodils. It's a joy to see so early in the spring :)
Beautiful skies.
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