daily walk: june 7

 

daily walk: may 25

 

daily walk: may 21

daily walk: april 29

 

daily walk: april 4

 

daily walk: march 29

 

daily walk: march 27

 

This is one of the ghost bikes we have in town. It might be the only one, I'm not sure. This cyclist was hit and killed by a hit and run. The passengers and driver of the car were underaged kids who had been drinking. It's terribly sad. I think the ghost bike tribute is beautiful though. 

They added a bike lane with a on demand light so cyclists could cross the very busy road to access the streets that go across town. There are big plans to make our town more cycle friendly. Not everyone is happy with the plan, but I am looking forward to more streets being bike friendly. 

I have a confession. This walk had a very unnecessary purpose. It was a walk to the drugstore to acquire malted milk eggs as I am currently hooked on them after not being able to eat them for two years. I know they are evil sugar and probably awful for you, but the world is crazy right now, and trying to teach preschoolers via zoom, whilst worrying for your health, and the health of all of our first responders is stressful. To balance out the sugar, I have subscribed to a local produce box so you can be certain I am beet-ing it up with all the root vegetables and lettuces in the land. 

This is my "oh crap I need one more photo for my walk" photo. It ain't pretty but it's kinda cool. I mean how many photos of succulents can one lady take? 

daily walk: march 26

 

daily walk: all the blooms

another neighborhood walk aka no dinosaurs allowed

 

meet joe

 

Joe is a neighborhood cat that has been around this one cluster of homes for a few years now. He used to have a buddy but I think that kitty has since passed. I always thought he was a stray, but a woman was out in the yard of one of the houses where we walk by and she mentioned that his name is Joe. 

I asked if Joe was her cat, and she said he chose her so she guesses so. He's a super friendly CHONKY thing and will come running down the sidewalk announcing himself to you. He's al about the pets and love to have his belly rubbed and does that cute thing with the front paws that make it look like he is dancing. 

I'm so happy Joe is around still. Whenever I need a little kitty love, he is the purrrfect (snort) remedy. It helps that I have to walk a few blocks over to get some action. Yay for neighborhood cats! 

another neighborhood walk

trying to see other things...we're heading out for a camping trip where it may get very cold...eeps! i'll see ya back on monday, have a great week!