This week has been a rough one, but there's still signs of the impending season change all around! In fact, as today was the first day I felt like I was somewhat sentient, I had to tend to some very overdue plant chores.The first order of business was to get my ranunculus corms soaking and sprouting.

Okay, I don't know why Tears For Fears songs are present in my brain band frequently, but they really are easy to do a bit of wordsmithing with! Anyway, I have somehow lost a week of my life, I can't believe it is Friday! Actually, I can, but my belief is probably just suspended because it's also the first day since Monday that I haven't had a fever. Much elation going on around here right now!

Near the end of winter, I get all sorts of flighty. Well, maybe flighty isn't the right descriptor. Antsy might be better. There's always work to do around here, but the desire to get cracking peaks right around the beginning of March for me.

And through the woods, and across the lake, and into the snow, and under the rain...Let me tell ya, the last forty-eight hours have been a journey!Friday the hubs had an appointment at the VA in the morning, but he also has his youth rifle program at the range on Friday nights, so I had this rather excellent idea pop into my head. Why come all the way back home (It's a 45 minute drive to town from our house), when we could enjoy some time together doing things.

To be honest, as I was discussing with my Ma the other day, I have never known what it is like to feel good. A common phrase I uttered in my childhood was, I don't feel good. Not that I let that slow me down much, but still, I have never felt well, vibrant, and all out thriving.

Woo boy howdy did it ever dumps some snow yesterday! Inches and inches of the stuff! What's cracking me up is this winter is sorta toddler-like. We got all of our single and below digit cold and the vast amount of our season's snowfall all in a couple week period, only for the climate to say, so there and it's forecast to be almost fifty degrees next week.