
The outdoors are beckoning me.
"Plant something Angie. Look, the trees are budding. It's time."
Our backyard has an apple tree, a pear tree, and a plum tree. They're beginning to show signs of life once again. The strawberry garden is also teasing me with their silky green leaves.
I must remain steadfast. Mother Nature is trying to trick me with the lure of beautiful days and sprouting plants.
She better watch it. I still haven't forgiven her for all the snow that caused my trees to do this.

No, that's not a real snake. The strawberry garden was constantly under attack from a bunch of dirty birds last summer and that was my attempt to scare them away. It didn't work.
Another grudge I'm holding against Mother Nature.

2 comments:
I am so confused, where's your grass?
That's the back garden area, It's fruit trees and plant beds surrounded by gravel. The yard is to the right of the strawberry beds.
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