0500 pm

Well-deserved siesta.

We're leaving to go to a friends' home for a cookout as soon as this guy catches his 40 winks.

If time permits, I'll post late tonight.  Don't hold your breath -- it's highly unlikely. 

Aloha for now.

5:27:08 PM    comment []

It's beginning to look like nap time.

Somebody's getting a little too goofy and slap-happy to play any longer.

5:17:59 PM    comment []

0400 pm

A quick game of ball in the back yard.

5:13:57 PM    comment []

A quick trip to the greenhouse yields Mother's Day presents for others.

A burgundy geranium for our sitter.

One spectacular fuschia for my sister. (not shown)

A "cheater" tomato for my mother.

A flurry of card signing and ribbon tying ensues. (not shown)

5:10:05 PM    comment []

0200 pm

Someone's heart isn't quite in the game.

5:04:50 PM    comment []

Warm hazy skies this afternoon.

Flying unaffected.

1:26:22 PM    comment []

Oh no, an invasion underway.  Get the WMD, pronto.

Is not even Mother's Day weekend sacred, immune from the demands of yard work?

1:22:19 PM    comment []

The first Mother's Day present arrived.

Thanks, nephew, for the very nice geranium.

1:18:37 PM    comment []

1015 am

Snack time already.

Popcorn chaser follows a cereal bar.

10:20:54 AM    comment []

A good morning to catch up on reading.

9:13:31 AM    comment []

800 am

Overcast skies this morning threaten to linger.

There might be apples on this branch come fall.

9:06:09 AM    comment []

700 am

It rained overnight.

An indication of strawberries in one month.

8:59:09 AM    comment []

THE MAY DAY PROJECT -- TODAY, SATURDAY 10 MAY 2003

8:44:03 AM    comment []