A Bit of the Day — so far…

I woke up this morning knowing that I go back to work today after being off my regular days, and prior to that being sick.  It’s been 7 days since I worked last.  I have mixed feelings, to say the least.

I walked out into the garden early this morning.  I’m thankful to have a little garden to walk out into!  I was met at the door by two hungry cats.

Fluffy acts wild when she’s hungry.  :)

Once I had the cats’ bowl filled, I walked around with a bag of birdseed to fill up the feeders.  I love to watch the birds in the mornings while I have my green tea and read my bible.

On the way back around the house, I noticed just how close my Akebia is to blooming.  It can be an invasive plant, I suppose in a more wooded setting where it can go wild, but it’s one of my very favorites in my little yard.  Soon it will have my arbor covered in the sweetest-smelling, beautiful little blooms ever!  You’ll notice the sun is just peeking out.

Filling up the feeders was worth it this morning, if only for enjoying the beauty of a pair of bluejays that kept coming to the feeder.

Aren’t they lovely, even if they are a bit aggressive?  Later in the morning I went out to my goldfish pond to sit and enjoy my last bit of time at my home-sweet-home before going to work.  I love that the hyacinth is blooming.

I had to take a picture of the border so you can see how quickly it is jumping out.  Soon — I hope — this bed will be bursting with blooms!

I sat by the goldfish pond and admired the beauty of a camelia petal that was caught in the water fountain.

I take my thoughts of home and my wonderful family with me where ever I go.  My last couple of hours before leaving are spent sitting outside, talking with my children and just enjoying home.

Hope you are having a great Friday! 

Hoping to check in later,
Lynn

1 comment to A Bit of the Day — so far…

  • I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.

    Stacey Derbinshire

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