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| The creek overflows just a bit! |
are abundant and long lasting right now and as a result our pups enjoy knowing someone is home right now plus they have each been given a teensy piece of a calming treat that is made up of natural ingredients. Because they are resting close by I am able to blog! | |
| Lisa M took photos of us last summer! |
If that were not enough, the big guy who was having muscle spasm trouble is now on an aloe/yucca/glucosamine/alphalfa product, known as K9 Crumbles, coming from a place in Wisconsin. He's not had a spasm in 7 days. No more Rymadil either. His bounce is back; he's energetic and alert! We could not be more thrilled!
But enough about the babes in the woods for now...let's get a look at what the spring rains do bring us. We traveled to a nearby natural herb place (to pick up re-supply of K9 Crumbles) early today and got there before the store opened. It was fortuitous that I had the camera. Well, at least I think it was.
The business has been around long enough that this may well have been the first barn or even store. It's storing a few odds and ends now but really is serving as an "attraction" for those of us who wander and wonder.
These moss-endowed rocks have been together for decades, forming the ground to above-roof chimney as well as appealing textures for visitors to observe.
Can't help but think these violets (yes there's another name for them - violas?) are swapping secrets. Perhaps the one on the right has mentioned rain is on the way, take cover! Soon enough they were drenched!
Once we were home again I dashed out between drops and nabbed a couple more close-up shots of the beauty provided by nature.
This is an early bloomer in our flower garden area; flowers appear before leaves emerge!
To all this, learn from the rain in the creek and the droplets on the plants.To the readers of this blog, I say it is sometimes best to go with the flow!
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