It's going to be a gorgeous day and I hate to miss gardening. Before I go I need to do fence patrol again since Jazz managed to do another escape route. He came back on his own to the side door and sat there looking cute and very happy as if he always comes in that door. If I don't find his newest exit, he'll be on the long lead. Donna is doing dog duty for me today and we sure don't want him escaping. I also went for a walk in the woods and discovered the trilliums are now out so it's time to change my avatar since the dear hepaticas are over until next year.
The lads were here all morning yesterday finishing the generator installation. I wasn't expecting them so it kind of screwed up the day. I did manage to get some watering done outside though and have my front porch just about ready for loafing tonight when I get home.
Enjoy your weekend and do something just for you.


. I'll do my short loop with her before I go to work, since I'm expecting DH to want to do physical activity later. I do want to finish planting some things in the garden...I picked up more seeds and some starter plants yesterday.
There were plenty of witnesses, but no one came forward. We were stopped at the light, and when it turned green I proceeded, and she came out of nowhere. The police haven't cited anyone. Her car had to be towed away and I was able to drive my poor car, limping car home, but the insurance says they'll most likely total it. I am grateful that on one was hurt, at least.


. I remember when I got hit a couple of years ago (they were turning left from the right lane of a 2 lane one way street) and they said it was my fault. Really? It was funny, my insurance company's response. Hers said I should've been polite and let her turn!
I hope you figure out how to confine that Happy Wanderer to the yard, the little rascal. He's probably so pleased with himself that he's able to sneak out and then find his way back home. Sorry your dreaded meeting was such a downer yesterday, did they at least feed you? Enjoy your evening and the magnolia tree. Here in eastern PA, we refer to grilling out as BBQ, too, so you're not that far away.