Musings

Still enjoying blooming bulbs.

I do like Japanese/deciduous magnolias; I especially enjoy the dark pink ones.

Starvation food—maybe no longer appropriately classified that way, since dandelion greens now are sold at Whole Foods.
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Chew-bot is a robot goat, a Canadian transformer-like toy. As seen on “Corner Gas.”
Posted at 8:41 PM |
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We made a pilgrimage to see the Earth Goddess. She’s clearly awaiting spring.

In a sunny part of the garden, tulips…

…and more tulips!

In another water feature…a reflection of leafless tree above.
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Checked out the BeltLine over by Ansley, where we haven’t walked in…well, since The Foot. It’s time…but didn’t happen today. Notice that the golf course green is still a bit brown….

And the headline is from this “Temp Tag”—fella, ya better hope a cop doesn’t stop you!
You can’t tell it from these photos, but the sun did come out a bit for a bit. Wan sun, though.
March! March, already! Whew, this year is flying by!
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Carolina jessamine buds. I think it’s a corruption/variant of jasmine.

Carolina jessamine flower. On the moss below above. Although I didn’t see any open flowers on the plant, only buds.

This was even more deconstructed. A petal wrack line. Without a coast, so I guess not a true wrack line.
Title refers to a line in an early season three episode of “Corner Gas,” our current binge-watching show. Go Saskatchewan!
Posted at 7:38 PM |
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These smell super-fine!
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I thought I had high-quality deep thoughts to pass along…but turns out I’m just another cheap date.
Standing on the ground, I was too far away to see the buds, to determine if they’re beginning to swell. Instead, I just moseyed along…better able to monitor the ground-level springiness.
Posted at 10:48 PM |
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Yeah, more blooming bulbs!

And one of those apple/pear Rosaceae species….
Posted at 10:22 PM |
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Smells so great, so very floral! [Forgot the name….]

No blooms; no smell. But prototypical yellow-green, I’d say.
Posted at 7:17 PM |
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Right in the nearby neighbors’ yard I found a cabbage…already bolting! In February! Crazy WARM rainy weather….

However, I was encouraged when I found a hyacinth still in bud farther afield. Or a-yard.
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