It's hard to believe it was a whole week ago since I last posted. Where did that week go?
On Friday there was breakfast out and grocery shopping. Then I was on the computer and the phone making plans and reservations for my 80th birthday celebration in July. Booking lodging and park entrance for Paradise Inn in Mount Rainier National Park is tricky these day. We managed to get two rooms for one night. The rest of the month was already sold out.
On Saturday we attended our planning meeting and lunch for the Joyful Gardeners garden club. We are booked to host in March.
On Sunday we walked, I fixed a nice dinner, and I was disappointed that the Detroit Lions lost their playoff football game.With Kansas City and San Francisco in the Super Bowl, I don't care who wins.
On Tuesday I started the day with a physical therapy appointment. My therapist, Erica, continues to try to think of ways that might help me walk better. Now we are trying weights on my left wrist to try to teach my brain to support that side better. I ordered weights from Amazon, and have been trying them out.
What fun that you and Art will be turning 80 together in July. I'm loving all your flowers. I wish we had snowdrops in Hawaii. We must be thinking alike. Art and I were at Costco today too. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty flowers. And glad to hear you are doing well and working on getting your mojo back! Happy Heart Month back at ya.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers should raise the spirits of anyone. I believe that Physio therapy can do wonders. You are doing as much as they tell you and it will work.
ReplyDeleteThe new header of the primroses is beautiful; the colours are so vibrant. The blooms in your garden are more subdued but so lovely to see.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your efforts to improve your walking will pay off.
Spring is in the air. We have Florida snow growing in lawns -- pretty little flowers but when they are done we are left with viny ground weeds that are a tripping hazard.
ReplyDeleteI admire your grit around your mobility. It can't be at all easy, but you have a pretty positive attitude and determination that has to make a difference.
I don’t go much in the garden because of the rain, but o saw hellebores ( some are dead because of the heat) the Camélias are nearly in bloom. You ´re very busy! I will have dentist appointment this week too and hair cut. Happy heart ♥️ month to both of you!
ReplyDeleteThis February is also Chinese New Year welcoming in the year of the Dragon. My baby granddaughter was born 3 weeks early, so she is still considered a Rabbit, but I will go with the annual year rather than the Chinese year and consider her a dragon, like me!
ReplyDeleteYour hellebores are so pretty and the snowdrops are obviously happy. I wish they'd grow and be happy here, in my garden. You seem to keep quite busy. It makes time fly by.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful snowdrops and hellebores, dull grey day here so no outside gardening, but loads of catalogues to look at and plan.
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