It really looks like spring
Every week that goes by, the front yard patch shows more signs of growth. Now that it really is spring, you betcha I’m expecting bigger things.
Frank Malfitano sees the big picture about Syracuse’s love for basketball
As the many and varied legion of Syracuse University basketball fans hold their breath and count down to today’s men’s NCAA Tournament second-round game against West Virginia, the city’s well-known impresario has presented an idea that would allow a quartet of players that have forever advanced the notion of hard work, devotion and talent to…
A great find at the penguin trip
Great rock for the Wildlife Adventure park, picked up by Elisabeth and George Three. I have a pretty good feeling that she will leave one of her creations the next time they visit …
Cats and penguins
You didn’t think that Elisabeth and George could go see live penguins and not bring back a stuffed toy for cherished rescue cat Ava, did you?
Penguins painting, literally
The latest wildlife adventure for terrific daughter Elisabeth and sensational significant George Three brought them up close to penguins. I think they are very cute. And their special talents? They use their feet to paint. Thank you so much for going out safely and sharing, you adventurous pair.
A fantastic fit
Terrific daughter Elisabeth and George Three have completed the big puzzle my dear wife Karen and I brought back for them from Cape Cod in September. Tasty work, that!
Time to reflect
A sunrise in our backyard can look so cool in mid-March.
Up in our backyard, too
The mid-March green is rising in our backyard, too. Still some lingering snow, you see.
Now that’s early blooming
Yes, that was a large and spreading bunch of yellow blooms cherished rescue mutt Ellie B and I spotted during our recent warm safe walk around the neighborhood blocks. I was pleasantly surprised at their brightness and breadth.
Bye-bye, deer
Ellie B and I spotted this sad throwaway during our recent safe walk around our neighborhood blocks. It seems the decorative deer has lost its head.
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