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April 02, 2008April Already?Hello April! I can hardly believe we're in the fourth month of 2008 already. How did that happen? I have been whirling around like a dervish, so this post will be a collection of random things. The warmer weather has meant that my little tulips have popped up. Even though I planted about 20, I realize that I should have planted about 100 to get the dense tulip-carpet I wanted. Oh well - these are really pretty. There are some other plants starting to poke through the soil, but I forget what they are, so I guess I'll be surprised when they bloom. JT has taken advantage of the warm weather and is spending a ton of time outside. Sam loves to roll around in the grass and amuse himself while JT works. And look - JT built us a new patio! He did it by hand, with pavers and leveling sand and everything. I am so impressed--it's so much better than the clumpy grass/dirt that used to be there. Also featured: solar-powered lights that we bought more than a year ago and just hadn't installed yet. They come in handy for those 3 a.m. puppy bathroom breaks. What little knitting I've accomplished in the past week has come while watching John Adams on HBO. Paul Giamatti is a brilliant casting choice -- our second president was a dour one, wasn't he? I feel like it's a good balance to all of the Bravo shows I've picked up as well. (Should I be concerned that Bravo has become my network of choice, at least until The Office comes back next week?) In any event, I plan to pop into Knit Happens tonight, at least for a little bit. I miss my knitters! Anyway, I've made some pretty solid progress on Clapotis. I'm on my 4th ball (of 8), so I'm nearing the halfway mark. This is going a lot faster than I expected, which is good... if it doesn't warm up soon, I may even get some wear out of it before summer arrives. The Kersti is really nice to knit with and I'm loving the pale colors. And, of course, there is the puppy that is running the schedule these days.
He has cute little bursts of energy throughout the day, but otherwise is a pretty chill puppy, as long as we leave a door open. He loves to plop down in a sunbeam and play with his toys.
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Awwww - he has the cutest face! I love his little wrinkles! I can't believe you have flowers already! So jealous! Posted by: stacey at April 2, 2008 09:30 AMI'm with stacey, I'm jealous about the tulips! How is it that you live 40 minutes away and have tulips and I don't? Mine don't yet have buds, just stems!! Weird ... Oddly, this spring, the flowers I'm missing the most are the irises. I don't have any planted but am thinking I should. I'm remembering Mt. Oread covered in them accentuated with red tulips. That's what I need next year, a KU garden! Posted by: Erin at April 2, 2008 11:53 AMwith a face like that and spring on your doorstep how can you not smile :) Posted by: stinkerbell at April 2, 2008 12:06 PMSomeday I'll actually motivate and remember to plant tulips and daffodils so I have them in the spring. Off to find my own little patch of sunshine. Posted by: dani at April 2, 2008 12:31 PMThe tulips give us all hope that better times are coming. The puppy is so cute! And the patio looks professional, JT. from Jean Posted by: jean Marchand at April 2, 2008 03:21 PMHe's so cute! Tulips are some of my favorite flowers! Yours are so pretty. :) Posted by: Erika at April 3, 2008 12:56 AMThese people: Post a comment
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