2026 Happy Blog Challenge

Happy packing day!  Umm Wednesday! I've packed too much stuff.  I always pack too much stuff.  However, other than what I'm taking with me and some charge cords, I'm packed.  The truck, the trailer, everything is packed.  I'm sure I've forgotten something, but hopefully nothing critical.   Thankfully, before we started packing things into the truck and trailer, it rained.  There was a thunderstorm that rolled in around noon.  There was a fresh breeze and it was a lovely temperature right before the sky came down.  I only got a little damp.  😁 The storm was on the way. While outside packing a shadow flew overhead.  I don't know what kind of flying creature, I suspect a vulture. I tried to get a picture, instead there was a speck among a lovely blue sky. ☮ Continued listening to: Thornhedge , by T. Kingfisher. Thank you for being here and being part of my daily happy things. Stay safe!

 May 19th Here are some happy Tuesday things: Work was busy.  This made the ten hours that turned into eleven go faster.  That was nice.   On the way home I had a lovely conversation with TF.  The temperature was in the 90's here and in Texas where she lives today.  It is only May.   At home I noticed some more blossoms in the yard.   More azaleas, I don't think they are the same bush I took pictures of before.  Crabapple blossoms I believe.  ☮ Continued listening to: Paladin's Grace , by T. Kingfisher. Continued to read: No Time Like the Past , by Jodi Taylor. Thank you for being here and being part of my daily happy things. Stay safe!

 March 4th Here are some happy Wednesday things: The weather report I watched yesterday before bed implied that the snow and precipitation would end by midnight.  Driving to work, around 1:00 AM, it seemed to be over, but the roads had not been plowed recently.  There was one truck that seemed to be off the road, like they missed their driveway and was slightly in a snowbank.  Thankfully, my drive to work was safe.  I'm not sure where the freezing rain came from when I parked the car.  It was definitely after midnight then.  With the temperature above 50° when I drove home, the conditions were much better.  I marched forth, determined to get some of the slush pushed out from the driveway only to get the Jeep stuck.  This time, it might stay there until the snow melts.  And so I marched forth to get ready for bed instead.  😂 The sun getting low. Corvidae noticed tire tracks in the slush that look like a heart.  Pretty neat....