don't like the weather, wait about five minutes.
Thursday was a no-coat day, very nice. The
red winged blackbirds are back in our yard,
scoping out the pond, warbling in the morning.
Lovely, lovely. But it did NOT fool me; we've
lived here way too long for psuedo-spring
days to soothe me into a false sense of "go
ahead an plant something, you know you want to!"
This morning--


Our deck railing also serves as our birdfeeder.
Sure, birds are slobs, and they gets seed hulls
all over our deck, but we know how to work a broom.
These swirly earrings came in the mail yesterday,
another lucky-me One World One Heart surprise.
Thank you, Holly, these are FUN!

And last night I made a tea cache kit for
Altered Pages--here's the sneak peek--

It's an accordian style holder for four tea
bags. It's kind of simple--no paint or
ink or beads. I think it's the teacher thing
in me--"You need to make it your own, not just
copy my example."

There is no trouble so great or so grave that
cannot be much diminished by a nice cup of tea.
Bernard-Paul Heroux
If a man has no tea in him, he is incapable of
understanding truth and beauty.
Japanese proverb



















