I am loving this month. We are having perfect weather and I have spent lots of time working in our yard. Unfortunately, I caught another outbreak of poison ivy, but went to my urgent care for a shot of prednisone and a six day course of tablets and it shut the rash and itching down. I had three outbreaks last year and I'd like to figure out where it's growing so I can avoid it, but so far, no luck.
The roses in the front yard look and smell heavenly. I took this photo today, and you can see a bit of fog in the background.
This bloom glows in the morning light, doesn't it?
I took this photo one morning on my way out the door and it has the look of a painting for some reason.
I took my mom out for lunch today for Mother's Day, instead of tomorrow when the restaurants will be packed, and she took her first (and probably last) selfie!
When I got home, I went down to the beach and knit. It was foggy when I got there.
But in twenty minutes, it had completely burned off. Amazing to watch the weather change so quickly.
And I finally finished my Horizon scarf! I was getting a headache, so I just took a quick picture, but will take more after I give it a good soaking.
I hope you're enjoying a marvelous May as well!
Happy Mother's Day Rose. Your garden looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
Oh how I envy your ocean and sunshine!
ReplyDeleteYou have the knack with roses. I never did. I had to give them all up and stick with lovely foliage plants instead.
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty pictures.
Nope, Steve and our sandy soil get the credit. But thanks! I do love seeing and smelling them!
DeleteI had been working in an emergency room in my town for several years. An urgent care center came in and so I switched over to them. It has been such a good addition to the town. And I think the hospital really appreciates the urgent center being there. It cuts down on a lot of wasted time and resources.
ReplyDeleteNatalia Campos @ Primary Care Associates