Bagged this one

"Lynn,  let me help with the grocery sacks.  I bet I can make a great bed outa these."

"I can't figure out where my cat food is.  Did you already

put it away without me trying a bite or two?"

"I can't even smell cat food!  What's up with that?"

Precious, if I would have folded them, you could

have kept them creased for me to put back on the shelf.

"Peeple,  I got a story to tell on Lynn.  She may be the new

bag lady of the area.  She's been goin' down the road a bit

and bringin' back sacks of walnuts...... TO FEED THE SQUIRRELS!!!

We got us a runt grey mama squirrel with babies born during the

Feb. blizzard.  They live in the owl nest box.  Mama has eaten

up all the walnuts we had and Lynn must keep her fed.  After all

she is feeding homogenized and pasteurized milk to her babies."

Precious, you are right about me getting walnuts.  Our

couple of bushel were all finished off by the time the

heavy snow melted in March.  We had been

watching the girl take leaves up to the box and staying

there during some of the coldest weather.  And she

is definitely nursing.

"Chuck ran by furom his winter home to his summer home.

I tried askin' him when Spring was comin'.  He hollered

out that I should ask the Easter Bunny.  He's tired of

bein' blamed fur bad weather.  Like the 22 F (-5 C) we are

gonna have agin tonight."

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Makin' and maybe bakin' da biscuits

 "I've tried a few different recipes.  But they all turn out the same."

"I don't try to make them too often though.

Lynn doesn't want the mess to clean up.

Who'd think I'd make any kind of mess!"

I must say, Precious, you do keep the flour in the

bowl fairly well.  It's the eggs I worry about.

And I think you are needing to do less kneading, as they

may come out a bit tough.

Thursday morning March 19

Last Friday morn,  the 13th, I said this week would be a humdinger.

Well it started on the 13th with 60 to 70 MPH wind that raged

like a locomotive loose on the rails.  By early afternoon trees

were dropping,  utility poles were snapping in two, and

sub stations were going down.  Over 250,000 in Ohio

lost power while the temps were going down into the teens.

We were lucky and only went 30 hours with out heat.

And it has not warmed up yet.  So much for March 20!

How grateful we are to the out of state linemen who

came to our rescue where we live.

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Purr-mission granted

 "I let Lynn do things that are not all about me.  Only when I go off fur my morning 6 hour nap, mol.  Eating breakfast takes it right outa me and I gotta git some shut-eye."

In the winter I must find things to do.  Reading is good to a point.

Then my brain can no longer hold anything.

I crochet when the mood strikes.  And this winter I have

been using a book that has 100 small doilies.  

Working up a few.

These are only 3 and 4 inches across.

Who me?

What is she dreaming?

miniature daffodils

We had 5 days of early false Spring.  My daffodils started 

opening.  Then a deluge of rain came and by Wed. night

we were back in the winter temps.  Below

freezing again.

It's gonna be a humdinger next week.

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Ain't no sunshine when she's gone, and she's always gone too long

"Lynn is havin' a sing along agin, and I just want the sunshine. It ain't gone just now."

"We been waiting fur months fur this event."

"Just don't no one make a total eclipse about now."

"But it went away, like she always does fur too long.

And we got rain and dark but no snow!"

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