Relative Something

That didn’t happen. Not only did we dodge the threat of snow, but the winds barely rose above a typical spring day. I am not complaining. It was an interesting phenomenon where the weather radar showed precipitation in the form of snow overhead for most of the day, but nothing was making it out of the clouds.

One day earlier, I captured a picture of sun rays making it through the clouds.

Yesterday wasn’t very photogenic while I was walking with Asher. When we came out of the barn after feeding the horses and came around the corner of the hay shed, we found the neighbor’s cat crouched with its attention focused on something other than us behind the shed. Asher lurched and startled the cat, who then made a hasty sprint for cover.

Poor Asher let loose with a series of his whiny barks that sound like a really distressed dog is being abused by its owner. The only abuse I was guilty of was not letting the poor guy run after the cat.

The pictures I was taking yesterday were indoors, where I captured the latest view of the new shoot on our bird of paradise plant…

Compare that to how it looked a month ago:

We’ve got another new leaf in our future with this amazing transplant and that is no false alarm!

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