Musings

Since the great tree-fall events, I have little interest in wind-storms…just too unsettling. Look at this sassy pair of coconut palms, still attempting to grow symmetrically after trimming by the latest hurricane!
Posted at 10:10 PM |
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I took my shower today with three ladybugs. [Get yer thoughts outta the gutter.]

The early bulbs are…flowering? fluorescing?
Why is it never Woodchuck Day?*
This has been on my mind for…12 days….
Posted at 11:44 PM |
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I love that the camellias come out in February, and usually before.
Posted at 6:40 PM |
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I think we’re another step closer to having GooFiber functional on our street. We are ready; I noticed our existing ComCast line is strung through the bushes.(!!)

On the winter-fading(?) front, the fennel is sprouting! Is this the fourth year for the mother-plant? This is the second year (I think) for this volunteer.
Posted at 7:43 PM |
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This is not the honeysuckle that’s most common in these parts, but the powerful scent is exactly what you’d expect…and I could detect it from several steps away when the sun was out.
Posted at 6:31 PM |
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Not long after the rain started, we decided to run out to do errands (we do like to eat, y’know).

And on the front window of the store, a sky-blue robot named Mike, with these rocket-feet.
Posted at 7:08 PM |
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I hadn’t realized these are (already?) blooming!

And the not-quince quince, too!
Happy February!
Posted at 9:11 PM |
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I’m wearing wool socks. [The cold returned.]
Posted at 10:22 PM |
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I’m being barraged by Henry VIII of England. First Wolf Hall. Tonight it’s Lucy Worsley’s version….
Yeah, I know Henry’s symbol was the rose not the pansy. My wee joke. Plus, pansies are blooming now and roses aren’t.
Posted at 11:47 PM |
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I tried not to think much today, not about the festivities in another city, but about the outcome and implications.
Mostly I managed to just become boring.
Posted at 10:22 PM |
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