Monday’s post? It’s going to be about my success with getting a system in place for organizing digital photos.
Monday’s post? It’s going to be about the progress I’ve made ridding my “office” area of our family room of several old computers.
Monday’s post? It’s going to be about a hike that I took with our daughter.
Monday’s post? How about a few pictures from the weekend?
All those other things happened. Progress was made. Posts will be written – not today.
I love it when we see this flag with the sun rising behind it.
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen this pond not frozen in February.
This pond is near our Public Works Department. It’s usually frozen this time of year.
The surest sign of spring – soft serve ice cream opens on March 7th.
This is comfort.
Maddie was so happy to get a 50°f (10°c) day.
“What’s with the lights? Do you really need those in order to find the remote?”
“Shhhhhhhhhh – I’m trying to sleep”
“It was still in the upper 20s when we left for our walk.
Contrails overhead.
Our view, sitting with Maddie in the afternoon.
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Happy Monday Dan.
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Thanks Cheryl.
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It looks like you had a great weekend, Dan.
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It was a good weekend, Roberta, just no time to write.
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“Progress was made” says it all 🙂
Happy Monday, Dan.
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Thanks Joanne. I think you’re right.
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I always feel better after clearing a room of unwanted stuff.
(That statement is screaming for a husband joke… but I’ll rise above the temptation. )
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Hahaha – be nice 🙂
The progress does feel good.
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Progress is always a plus. Freeing up otherwise cluttered space is a plus and a half!!
A pond not frozen, soft serve ice cream arriving soon, Maddie is happy (MiMi and MuMu not so much!) and a beautiful shot of the plane contrails all make for a good post.
Happy Monday Dan, with a happy productive week to follow.
🐾Ginger 🐾
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Thanks Ginger. This is (two) of those projects where the progress won’t be obvious until the project is complete. I know I’ve made progress, but it’s not visible yet. Still, nice sunny days are hard to argue with.
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What happened to the winter? This sure has already been a crazy year. Frost on my windshield in the frigid early mornings has been the only sign that it is still winter. Live your life, Dan, and you can always write about it later–hopefully I will be encouraged by your organizational efforts with your photos because mine are still a mess and are still stored on numerous hard drives.
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Thanks Mike. That’s kind of how mine are at the moment. I’m checking four old computers for any signs of photos I don’t have backed-up somewhere. The shoe box under the bed is easier to deal with.
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Love the Monday photos, especially the flag, Maddie, and the opening of the ice cream store. Thanks, Dan!
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Thanks Jennie. I just hope the ice cream place doesn’t usher in March’s special version of winter. That’s what happened the last time they opened early.
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I knew you were thinking of that. I was, too. My fingers are double crossed.
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Busy weekend! But you were able to accomplish a lot of things, including a “Maddie sit” with beautiful weather. If you’re jealous of the snow in WI, I’m jealous of the grass in CT and the fact that your ice cream place opens in March. Not that I would eat ice cream, but it’s a great way to start spring no matter the weather.
Have a wonderful Monday, Dan. Is this your day of rest?
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Haha – this is my day of rest, Mary. The ice cream place has a non-dairy soft-serve available and The Editor really likes their Italian Ice (also non-dairy). Last year, it snowed on opening day. I stood in line in a parka waiting to order my “Flurry” with chocolate soft-serve and Reese’s Peanut butter Cup pieces.
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I can tell you are a die-hard ice cream lover. ;-)
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🍦🍦🍦
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“Progress was made.” That’s very telling! I love, love, love that shade of green the pond water is. It’s gorgeous…like Jade and gold with the golden dried foliage.
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Thanks Deborah. I’ll have to take your word for the colors in that photo, I don’t see them. I did think it was a pretty scene, and I was struck by the fact that I don’t remember ever seeing it like this in the winter. Usually, there is a lot of snow piled up along the road.
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It’s been warmish here too in the high 50’s, but when the wind comes up in the afternoon it cools down fast.
I’m hoping for some snow still before we’re really deep into Spring.
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Me too. March often slams us with one or two heavy snow storms. The snow doesn’t last long, but right now, that might be perfect.
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Many here are hoping for March snow too. Let’s hope!
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Looking forward to reading these suggested upcoming posts.
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Thanks Kathy. Sometimes, progress is measured with an eyedropper ;-)
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That’s better than no measurement.
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It is.
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I love MiMi sticking her foot out from behind the curtain just to make a point! Gotta love cats. Progress….this weekend we worked outside to ‘clean up’ the house. We’re half done. I told my husband next is the inside, room by room. Oh, yeah. He’s so excited, he cannot contain himself…..
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“Evil woman – go back to work!”
I’m sure he’s not saying that.
These kitty girls always manage to get their message across.
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Oh, he might agree with you. You know…..just a little.
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Oh, Monday, we meet again. Lovely photos, Dan
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Haha – that made me smile :)
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Congratulations on your successes. Maddie looks so happy on her sitting cot! <3
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Thanks Marian. Maddie was enjoying the sunny day and 50 degrees.
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Sounds like a productive weekend was had…
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I’m happy with it, John.
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This is why you’re like the King of WordPress, Dan. Even when you can’t write a post, you manage to write a post. Without fail! I’m seriously in awe.
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Thanks Paul. The schedule is so well established that when I don’t put something out here, I get emails asking me if I’m OK.
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I’m a nature lover. Have been all my life. As a kid I walked along trickling streams in the woods embracing nature’s musty fragrance and rugged beauty. I’m thankful I grew up in the country and I’m thankful that I live in it now. Love the photos. Glad you’re making progress organizing them. I know you feel good about that.
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Thanks Sandi. I enjoy finding little bits of nature wherever I can. Sometimes, you just have to stop and look. I joke that while I wasn’t all that successful organizing pictures, I added quite a few new ones to the pile.
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You never have enough pictures.
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That pond and area is just beautiful!
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Thank you. I’m glad you think so. I know I do 🙂
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Great pics and I think you chose the correct thing to post today….have a great week!
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Thanks Kirt
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You made me think twice as to whether it was really Monday or not!!
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Oh, it’s Monday.
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Your pictures are always worth a look!
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Aw, thanks Pam.
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All in due time, Dan. Enjoyed the photos.
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Thanks John.
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Dan, I completely understand that sort of weekend (or other days). I often think of things I want to blog about, but don’t always have time to get down to doing it. We’ll look forward to reading about all those things when you have time. And speaking of that, I have a post to come up with for tomorrow as well as more packing to do. I’m out of here!
janet
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Thanks Janet. Now get to work 🙂
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Our weather has also been alarming warm and dry. Are they pussy willows I spotted in the pond?
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Hi Dan – well done … lots achieved by the sound of it – looking forward to future posts and pics; I suppose now you’re home permanently – the editor really will need some extra space for you!! – cheers Hilary
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Ha ha – yes, Hilary, that’s true. I need to make better use of the limited space we have.
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LOL, a terrific “not-post” Dan. That was a lot of non-blog work to pack into a few days. Thanks for giving us another gorgeous gallery. I loved the contrast and spot of color in the pond photos. The happy Maddie pic is a delight, and of course, the kitties <3 . Hugs on the wing!
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Thanks Teagan. I do like that pond. I’ve lived here for over 30 years and I don’t recall ever seeing it like this. Maddie is loving the warm days and the cats are enjoying the sunshine (when it occurs). I hope you’re off to a great week.
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Great gallery, Dan, and I’m so happy that you and your family enjoyed Sunday’s 50 degree weather. I did too. The Preserve I went to was the most crowded I’ve ever seen it. The downside to that, I wasn’t able to get into my zone to capture much. That’s OK. Conversations I had I suppose were fated. I did walk out with a big smile. Happy Tuesday to you. I’ve gotten a wee lost here …. I still think it is Monday. LOL
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Thanks Amy. I think we want the good weather to linger.
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No think about it. Snow is in our forecast this week and I hope OH I hope that’s the last.
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Too funny. Some times the best laid plans just don’t work out the way you imagined. :-) Maddie looks so happy.
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Thanks Judy. That is the way it goes sometimes. Maddie is welcoming the early warm weather.
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That frozen pond is LOVELY! Wow!
I have a project for next Saturday. I talked to The Mister about doing it today and he made a shocked then angry face before calmly, politely, telling me I should do it next Saturday so that I may rest on Sunday after. It’s okay to pace yourself. Apparently. I mean, I heeded his advice, but also, struggle to comply.
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It is OK to pace yourself. It sounds like you’ve been having the kind of weeks that need a restful weekend. Sometimes, that pays dividends down the line.
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It was the best weekend I’ve had in ages. Thanks for your support!
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