Oh lands! Yesterday I was busy running in and out cleaning the bunny cage and checking on the said bunnies, as I had seen a stray dog on the school road. I heard Strider losing his mind and all the chickens caterwauling like they were being hauled to their deaths.
I walked about and counted heads and couldn't see anything amiss, but was worried about where that dog had wandered to. When the Handy Man got home, he grabbed the pellet gun and went for a stroll.
He came to tell me we had a new visitor in Gramerly Woods. My very first owl sighting on our property.
Naturally, we had to be sure it worked. Handy Man hadn't added the dolphin swing yet, but it is there now.
The new bee garden has mountain mint blooming profusely. While the honey bees have yet to find it up on the hill, many other critters were enjoying some minty goodness.
I always have lots of things I hope to accomplish in the summer, but summers now go way quicker than I do. I did try new things, like Tai Chi and I wanted to make new recipes and have new friends for dinner. Last night we enjoyed visiting with a couple from church. We had a nice time.
And, summer break is about to come to a screeching halt as I return tomorrow for a morning and evening registration and calendar planning in between. We will have one last all day Playdate to try out the new swing and haul mulch to cover the ground underneath.
I feel blessed and thankful for the opportunity to provide the hours of play and for their safety. It has been a good summer.
You have an owl! How fun! I realized about 5 days ago that there are 2 (Cooper?) hawks living in the huge tree across the street and I am having so much fun listening to them and taking lots of pictures! It is really when I wish I had a super telephoto as 300mm isn't doing it! Love the new swings! They are such a great investment!
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