I forgot to include the photo gallery with today’s One-Liner post. For those that come for the photos, here they are.
The first lilacs are starting to bloom – you have to look close.
C-130 taking off over our yard. You tend to notice these guys.
Up squirrel-scope. This (we think) new mom is living in The Editor’s firewood rack (and has eaten a hole in the cover).
“Make sure I’m in the picture. People don’t just want to see our shadows.”
Flowering quince.
Stormy Monday.
Our neighbor’s flowers.
Forsythia and dogwood are blooming and budding.
Our neighbor’s shrubs.
Looks like we’re getting ready to play some soccer.
Last week, these bushes were bare sticks.
The place looks a little cleaner – maybe the cameras are working.
Surveillance cameras have now been installed.
Munch munch munch.
Dandelions are up (we like them).
Wild violets (the bunny likes these).
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[…] PS – if you’re looking for the photos, I forgot. They are over here. […]
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I’m glad you included it here, Dan — what a beautiful spring! The flowers are gorgeous. I was afraid my roses were as decimated as my cacti, but I’ve been rewarded with tons of huge blooms. Larger flowers than ever.
Oh, and “Up squirrel-scope” slayed me! Hugs.
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That little girl is driving my wife crazy. She has torn/chewed holes in those log rack covers, but she’s so darn cute.
I’m glad your roses are blooming 🙂
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I know that’s frustrating… and those covers don’t come cheap either. As much as I like squirrels, I know first hand how much damage they can do. Little devils can chew through even plumbing plastic pipes… They’re like tiny billy goats.
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These guys never bothered the covers until this year. Now we’re not sure what to do. Those covers are too expensive to replace, if they’re just going to eat through them.
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I needed that jolt of spring! It gives me hope. Love the ‘squirrel scope’.
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I’m glad. We like the squirrels, despite the damage they done out there.
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Ha! I noticed no photos but I thought it was on purpose because of the subject matter. Glad to see your spring. We have so many bunnies around as well.
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I always try to include photos. I had processed them and I had written the captions. I just forgot to create the gallery.
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Violets always a love of mine
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I’m glad I included them :)
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Love all the pics, so you are forgiven 😉
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Thanks! I really felt stupid. I had done all the work, I just forgot to create the gallery.
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Busy mornings can have such consequences 😉
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As can late nights 😏
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You got that right, Maddie–we want to see you! Oh, that little squirrel eating right through the cloth…still a cutie. I have never seen flowering quince, but it sure is a beauty. Now, back to your other post…..
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I love the way she steps into our shadows when I grab my camera or my phone. She’s such a ham. That squirrel is lucky she’s so darn cute (and probably nursing a bunch of little squirrels).
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Oh, dear. Have you looked under the tarp yet?
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No, we don’t want to scare her. We have peeked in the holes.
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Love the photos, Dan. Your shot of the C-130 is pretty amazing! Every once in a while one will fly over our home. I can hear it coming and always run outside to enjoy the sight. 😊
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I’m glad you like these Gwen. The C-130s are so loud, there’s no mistaking their arrival. I need to just park mysefl out there and wait for them instead of reacting to the sound and rushing around like a chicken.
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Hi Dan – I’m going to read the post now … but your quince is just wonderful … the colours are so brilliant. Is your neighbour’s plant an azalea?? again – lovely colour. Cheers Hilary
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Yes, azalea. Thank You, Hilary! I could not remember the name of that plant.
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Ha! I wouldn’t say dumb, Dan. I would say you were moving too quick. I currently have MBB – Moving Boxes Brain – which has no cure other than a lot of chocolate and a day (or many) of rest. ;-)
The flowering quince is gorgeous! Hope you are having an awesome week!
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It was getting late, Mary. I had the photos ready, uploaded and I had written the captions. I just forgot to add them :(
I hope you’re having a great week. Boxes and all.
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“Up squirrel scope” made me laugh out loud. Bunny is so perfectly camouflaged in his surroundings. Amazing. Maddie is right. We want to see both of you and your shadows. Your Flowering Quince look better than mine and the Lilacs will be even more gorgeous in another week. Spring certainly visits with a lot of beauty in tow, doesn’t it!
Ginger
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Thanks Ginger. Maddie is a ham. She struts herself into those photos whenever I try to get the shadows. The lilacs are noticeably bigger today. Spring is on the move. That’s the smallest of three quince, an offshoot of the original.
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Love the bunny rabbit. The flowers are beautiful, too. BUT a bunny munching on grass trumps flowers. IMHO
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It is hard to beat a bunny munching. I talk to it while I’m out with Maddie, “you’re OK bunny, we won’t bother you…” IT probably think s I’m nuts.
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Things are just starting to bud here so no blooms yet. Your quince bush is so small! I envy that. And thanks for the daily bunny… I felt a little gypped this morning.
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I took that photo especially for you. I just forgot to add them. That quince is the smallest of three in the front yard. It’s an offshoot of the original.
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We’ve got shoots coming up everywhere within a six foot radius. Even the lawn… it’s ridiculous.
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beautiful, especially the quince.
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Thanks. I’m glad you like that little quince. It really is busting out all over.
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen wild violets before, but no one can miss a C-130 going overhead!!
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Ha! Nope, the C-130 let’s you know when it’s overhead 🙂
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Beautiful, Dan. I missed them earlier. 😁
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Spring is looking really pretty there! Although I don’t suppose The Editor is too pleased to find a hole in the firewood cover.
I’m reading your posts in reverse order today and liking it! 😀
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She’s not happy about those holes, but that squirrel is pretty cute. I’m glad your liking the result of my mistake.
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Yay, pictures! I am visually oriented, so for me this is the most important part. And then who would want to miss all the flowers that are nearby? Jesh
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I couldn’t believe that I forgot.
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I like the photo solo.Hey you had done some weighty blog posts lately. So many good tutorials on functioning within the madness that WP has become. Thank you for the effort you’ve put in to helping us keep our heads above water here. 🙂.
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Thanks Cheryl. I’m glad you like this and those posts.
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I appreciate the effort you put into helping us out. 😊
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I enjoy it. If it helps someone, I’m really happy.
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Honestly, I come for the words and the photos are the icing on the cake. If you didn’t include photos after a week, I’d be knocking on your door (haha.). I love the C-130 close overhead. You were lucky to get that photo. Your spring flowers, bunny, and of course Maddie, put a big smile on my face. Thank you, Dan!
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Thanks Jennie. That makes me feel good.
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You are welcome!
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I particularly enjoyed the picture of your shadow, Dan. Shadow pictures always fascinate me.
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I’m glad you like those. I’ve always been fascinated by shadows.
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