so the wall between our ex-kitchen and ex-sunroom is gone. in its place are these two temporary supporting walls, which are keeping the ceiling in place until the permanent beam is built
we ordered a few different types of daffodils last fall, including some miniature ones. We didn’t realize quite how miniature they would be, but they are delightful.
this dog had focus. I watched several people walk by and some tried to get his attention, but he was not going to miss by a second the moment when his person came back outside.
“put them in the iron maiden.”
came very close to not making it to the pool tonight. I was just so friggin’ tired. But I dragged my ass in and did the class and I’m glad I did. But I’m still really tired.
there’s fluffy bits of insulation clinging to the walls and ceiling of our ex-sunroom. it’s like a sheep exploded in there.
either someone at this store has a warped sense of humor, or they really had no idea why this might not be the best idea. I’m voting for the latter.
Doug and I went for a lovely walk at a nearby conservation area today. came across this hydrant. I think maybe it’s for all the dogs.
we invited friends over last night to say goodbye to the kitchen, and encouraged everyone to write, draw or play games on the walls. Here’s Greg and Juli playing the ubiquitous dot game. 
so I’m at the chiropractor yesterday and he comments on the fact that I always have a camera with me. I explain to him about Project 365. A few minutes later, he asks if the hip that he treated last time is feeling any better. I tell him it is, but maybe he’d better leave it alone today. I show him this bruise. He says “Yikes! Hey, maybe you should take a picture of that. Just don’t include my name with it anywhere.”
