Everyone can guess my one word for 2024: Renovations. I'm glad I survived them, glad they're behind me!
My holidays are rapidly winding down, as they always do. I had a lovely lead up to Christmas Day and an unexpectedly enjoyable 25th too. After that, well, I picked up a "bug", guessing the latest COVID variant as transmission rates are very high in our area now, and it's been a yo-yo of feeling crummy versus feeling a bit less crummy. (So far limited to head congestion and some coughing.) Still, I have plans to meet up with a family friend on January 2nd (masked!), unless things take a real down turn. We can (I hope) at least go for a walk in the fresh air and catch up. (I'm probably not contagious by this point anyway.)
So to end the year, I'll leave you with a few pics from walks between Dec 21 - 25, plus one fur baby from the bus.
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| Merganser |
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| All the geese are hanging around Trailhead Place. |
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| Lucky snapshot of the muskrat! |
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Copper, 11 years old and a very good boy!
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Happy New Year! Thanks for sticking around for the occasional musings on my small life. Peace and blessings to All.
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| Courtesy of Pinterest |
Comments
a great one 🎊🪅💙💚
I do hope you can meet up with your friend.
Bryan has been up most of the last two nights coughing.
We got up at 2:30 am this morning. I made breakfast at 3.
We were the first two patients in the Urgent care. We both have a viral infection, thanks to his brother for sharing it on Christmas Eve...Bryan's a little worse due to had cough. Chest xray was clear. Thise viral things have to run their course 7-10 days with coughing being the last of the process; however, it can last several weeks.
We a precious wolfie you met and I love the verse
Hugs Cecilia
The photos are lovely. Happy New Year!
May you recover fast too!!!
Purrs Winnie and mum
Happy New Year, dear friend.
The photos are wonderful and oh my, the muskrat photo is amazing.