Rock Your Socks continued.....
Grandma rockin' Tiger and Panda socks.
Auntie Rockin' Penguin and Walrus socks.
| Geronimo the Grasshopper |
| Woolly Sheep Geronimo and Woolly Sheep, new puppets, appeared in a Friends puppet show at Auntie's work. |
| The hedge balls have turned brown this year but have not been eaten at the pasture. They are the small brown dots. |
| Olivia joined the YMCA swim team and we were able to see one of her meets. She did well. |
| Emily's afghan was finished the end of January. |
| The animals are not eating at the pasture. |
| However, we found lots of footprints around the pond like deer and raccoon, so they come for water. |
| Took Emily to an appointment on a warm Wednesday and enjoyed the slide. |
| Grandpa helped make a racing van out of boxes when he was able to go play. |
My office window looks out on a large juniper tree and on Friday/Saturday a whole flock of Cedar Waxwings appeared to pick it clean of its berries. These little guys are some of my favorites! They've got dusty yellow bellies, brilliant yellow tips on their tail, and flashes of red on their wings. They even have a crest a bit like a cardinal's. About 90% of waxwings' diet is fruit, and sometimes they accidentally eat overripe fruit and get drunk; if they're eating berries and only one bird can reach them, they'll actually sit in a line and pass the fruit down to make sure everyone gets some.
(the quality of the photos is thanks to my job: the professional-grade Canon lives in my office 😀)