The redbud tree is still brilliantly pink and it's still drawing honey bees from somewhere close by. Looks like hundreds of them!
The baby bluebonnet in the whiskey barrel has friends now. I found two tiny ones in the yard, in the general area of where some were last year. We had so many naturalized ones last year! Bill isn't willing to leave un-mowed spots all over the front yard this year, so I'm transplanting them to the whiskey barrel as soon as we find them. So far, just two but they were tiny and I'm thinking that there will probably be more. If they get transplanted when they are still fairly young and small, they generally make it. They don't have deep roots, but they still don't like to be moved once they get to a certain size so I have to get to them early. He was going to mow today, but it's been slightly rainy so he's waiting a day or two. Even if it hadn't rained (which wasn't much), the weeds (not much grass yet) were still just a bit too damp to mow easily.
Frasier was obnoxiously clingy yesterday morning. After the 3rd or 4th time of having to practically push him out of my lap, Bill finally yelled and him and the dog got the point. For a while! He seemed to feel ok, he was just overly needy for some reason. He's fine today, I think he's hanging out in the garage at the moment. He likes it out there. It's misty and cool today, but he spent most of yesterday afternoon snoozing in the sun in their yard.
Otter's plans for the day got rearranged. She was going to meet J at the theater and they were going to go see the new Captain America movie. But she woke up with extremely bad allergy symptoms. She took an allergy pill, then she laid down on the couch after breakfast and went to sleep. So we just left her there and went to church without her. She was just waking up again when we got home. She felt a little warm to both of us, so I took her temperature but I didn't think she actually had fever. Turns out, she did. Just a degree, but it was enough that she decided to stay home today. I think she and J might attempt to go see the movie next weekend. She's been parked on her bed most of the day and has taken Tylenol, along with lots of liquids. She's a lot better so we think it probably is allergy and not anything else. She will take a nighttime allergy pill when she goes to bed tonight.
I went to the booth to put some stuff out and rearrange, Otter asked me to pick up her schedule at work for her so I did that at the same time. She's got more hours this coming week, so she was happy. The booth made me happy, I put one of my vases in it Thursday or Friday and it was gone today. It wasn't Fenton, it was probably by the Westmoreland company and it was signed. I don't remember price I had on it. The large oil lamp we have had in the booth for several weeks was also gone and I think it was sold this time - the last time, it was moved to a different booth (probably by a shopper who changed their mind) and one of the owners brought it back to me when he found it. I changed a couple of prices and rearranged quite a bit. I'm not sure if anymore shot glasses sold or not, but possibly. There were so many that I can't really remember. I probably won't go back there for a few days.
Now that the Aripachi machines are gone, Bill got my path from the garage door to the kitchen door cleared off. No more having to drag groceries through the house and around two nosy puppies! He also had room to get back to his workbenches so all the his junk stuff is now back where it belongs and out of my way. I gave him until today, the Statute of Limitations on My Work Bench was up and I was going to take care of it myself if he didn't get it moved by today. He was off Friday afternoon so he got busy. Yesterday, I rearranged a lot of my shelf stuff and found a few things to clean out, get rid of and/or take to the booth. All my birdfeeders are now back on one shelf and my/Otter's planting stuff is on it's own shelf. We use the workbench for repotting plants, as well as for crafting. I transplanted a small cactus from a long planter into a smaller pot, since I now have room on my bench.
Now, to get all the pachinko crud pieces out of the living room!
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