Probably not long at all. I already saw that he took 3 more out, lol. He has a ferocious sweet tooth.

I hope you are feeling better. The weather is nice and sunny here and you should have some too. The plants will be happier for it.

How nice to have furry assistants with your gardening. ;-)

Chocolate ice cream is the best ever. It is nice that you enjoy such a nice ride along the river with a pleasant view.

You are so sweet! My husband keeps me busy enough baking for just him. lol

Thank you!

I know right? I don't eat them but oh my, what's his name does. lol How is my friend?

Thank you, I appreciate your comment @ibbtammy

I always enjoy your thoughtful posts. Indeed, sometimes it takes many times before a lesson is learned. Being mindful of one's actions and reactions really helps to put one's choices into perspective.

Your lone bird has a very long beak! I love that you shared photos of the sealions sunbathing too.

We had the same thing happen here in western, New York. The snow covered the newly blossoming flowers.

Awe you found a busy bee already. It is so nice to see spring flowers showing up in the feed.

The reflection images are all so beautiful. Great captures!

The Hellebores have such beautiful flowers and are the first to bloom in the spring for me.

I love Korean food and am happy you shared the link to you tube. Now I can try new recipes. This one looks wonderful and is very easy to make too.

The stock looks yummy and I bet it tastes marvelous. The spring flowers are starting to bloom well here too. I wish these cold nights would leave though.

Thank you, Pam I do my best to keep them happy.

I love how the whole house smells so good when making stock. It is the best when made from scratch. Hopefully, you can get your strength up to do your inside work.

I never test my soil. I just amend it every year with the compost. I add the eggshells for calcium and alfalfa pellets for nitrogen, and if a certain veggie needs extra, like the onions, I add what they

I actually have very little weeds in the gardens after years of staying on top of them. Whenever I do see one I pull it immediately to make sure it does not go to seed.