Once we were young.
Now we are not.
But after 57 years we are still together.
And we are still making good trouble.
Daily Life of a Retired Teacher Living in Seattle
Once we were young.
But after 57 years we are still together.
Some people who are not in the know like to ask us "What are you protesting?"
That's hard to answer, first because there are so many reasons to protest the Trump Administration, and Trump in particular, and secondly, because these rallies don't feel like protests. They are joyous gatherings of like minded people who want to make our voices heard, or more accurately, at least in our relatively small gathering of only a few thousand, make our opinions visible.
Read for yourself. This is just a sample.
We don't hate, not America or anyone else. But we demand better. We can be better, We are better. Well, most of us.
Spring began here officially on Friday, March 20th, at about 7:30 AM. But it was cold and rainy and we were busy with breakfast and going to Kaiser Medical Center to have my finger checked, and dealing with snow storm damage that we discovered several days after the fact. We have a hole in the roof and rain and snow melt damage in an upstairs bedroom. Contractors have been notified, bids are coming in, and some work inside and outside is being scheduled. My finger will take a while to settle down, but it isn't serious.
Therefore, we were very happy to welcome the second day of Spring, Saturday, March 21. It wasn't raining! By mid day there was sunshine! We toured a garden in the morning and worked in our own garden in the afternoon. We were so happy to be outside.
Our garden tour, with our garden club, was at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, where the purpose was to see lots of Hellebores. We did. And lots more blooms and plants emerging for Spring!
Both Tom and I took photos. Get ready for a photo dump!