Road Trip to Regis University

 This era of our life is ending....................

We packed up his personal belongings and prepare for retirement beginning next month.  It is a joyous occasion. We are ready and we both have fun projects to do while staying home, saving lives. 

Spring in the Rockies

 
 My boyfriend is outside more often and comes to greet me.

Lawns are growing and so green already.  Thank you, snow!

Hair Growing Challenge

 
 
We need 8-11 inches to donate to cancer.  Our hair is growing nicely!!!

Importance of Crafting

Crafting is even more important now with social distancing!

 We have received 20" of snow this week! Beautiful!! We LOVE snow.

 
I'm flitting from project to project! This crocheted basket will hold my birthday yarn!

Early Easter Monday

 
 
 
 eight inches of new snow already...................will snow all day

Doc is at work, home until April 30, or when Governor extends home in place.

Easter Sunday

 
 
 
 We always receive snow in the spring.  We were supposed to get 6" but are receiving much more. 

 Signs of covid-19. 

Our parish has live Masses; you can always celebrate later if needed. 

Holy Saturday

 It's 73 degrees and 9% humidity.  We love this climate.

 first mow of front yard this year

We drove to Panera to deliver these to a good friend.  Elastic is scarce and my new batch will arrive May 16-26.  It's ok; I'll be sewing these all year!

First Lawn Mow in 2020

This is a perfect day!!

Lots of Hair

Comfort Meals and Snow

He makes the crust too, something we've done for years when we discovered "processed" items made us feel sick.  Today we still had fresh veggies in the hydrator.  They are gone after today's stew. 

 
 
Snow was delayed but it's finally arriving.  We love snow.  I'm knitting lots too while he's at work in the sunroom. 

Love for Quarantine Buddy

We have shared everything for half a century. What a wonderful journey; God willing we have many more years to enjoy.  Mark aerated the lawn early March.  It's so beautiful already!

 It's trying to be Spring, 63 degrees and no wind.  Snow arrives tomorrow at 8:00 AM.

Time to repair the gutter (we guess ice knocked it down) and admire our teeny leaves before tomorrow's snow.

 honey crisp apple tree

 flowering shrub next to Drew's north side

 irises, from neighbors Diane and Dan, and planted by Natasha and Alexander last July

 
The back lawn is already so green and lush!