After a long winter, my Great Aunt Bonnie used to always say, "if I can just make it to rhubarb, I'll live another year." Sadly, she passed away on March 9th at 92. Every time I look at my rhubarb this spring, I think of her. She was a strong part of my childhood and instrumental in shaping who I would become. Everyone should have an Aunt Bonnie and I try very hard to be for my nieces what she was for me. She will be missed.
are too small to be of any use, but I have big plans for them. You may ask why a bird feeder is included in my bounty. I was going crazy this last year trying to remember where I put it. Come to find out, I didn't put it anywhere. It had blown off the deck and rolled into the woods. That wasn't the only thing I found shed hunting. This ruffed grouse was looking for love. The sound of grouse drumming is one of my favorite harbingers spring.
It was a productive weekend. Spring is around the corner. Congratulations on making it to the rhubarb. Let's hope that means we all have another year ahead of us.
We usually find a shed or two in tractor tires when we start mowing the fields. We have been looking for a large shed to match one our neighbor found, but no luck yet. I will remember your Great Aunt Bonnie's saying, "If I can make it to Rhubarb..." Happy Spring to you!
ReplyDeleteOh, I DO love rhubarb! Mine isn't very big yet. As soon as it is I will make a rhubarb crumble and eat it for breakfast and lunch! I love that "template" thing! Brilliant!
ReplyDeletethat gardening template is so cool and would be so useful. good luck with your garden this year!!
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