3/18/25  The simple act of paying attention can take you a long way.  Keanu Reeves

  !.14 inch of rain.  Clouds, calm, 31 degrees.  Cloudy today with a strong north breeze, a high of 46. Clearing tonight with a low of 27.  Sunshine tomorrow with a south breeze, a high of 55, a low of 32.  Cloudy Thursday with a brisk SSE breeze, a high of 49. Showers Thursday night, some snow may mix in, a strong NE breeze, a low of 38.  Rain Friday, a high of 41 with a strong north breeze. Snow showers Friday night with a strong NW breeze, a low of 31.  Partly cloudy Saturday with a strong west breeze, a high of 52, a low of 24.  Sunshine Sunday with a strong WNW breeze, a high of 59. a low of 23. Clouds Monday with a SSW breeze, a high of 40.  1-3 inches of snow Monday night with a low of 32.  Morning mix/afternoon showers next Tuesday.  a SSW breeze , a high of 49, a low of 33.  Snow showers at night.  AM rain/snow showers next Wednesday with a west breeze, a high of 47, a low of 29.clouds the 27th, and 28th,  Some breaks of sun Saturday the 29th.  Strong WNW breezes, highs around 40, lows about 25.  Mostly cloudy the 30th, 31st and Tuesday April 1st ,Brisk WNW breezes, highs about 44, lows 30 to 32.

    The sun is trying to break through.  The fields are bare but there is still snow where the wind piled it up in drifts.  There still isn't much water running through the cellar.

As the nurseries ready the plants for shipping there have been quite a few changes,  It wasn't a very fun day for Bekah.  She spent four hours on hold just to make the required telephone call to Maine Care that her information was all updated.  Then she spent all afternoon  ordering from different nursies to make up for cancellations from others.  She'll be on the computer and phone again this morning

    The sun is shining though the forecast still says a cloudy day.  Because of the cloud forecast Bekah put wood on the stove.  Now she is in the greenhouse setting up ventilation and fans so the plants don't get too hot.  More of the seedlings that were started in the house are ready to be transplanted.  If the sun stays out she'll have to put newspaper over them when she transplants.  Newly transplanted plants can't handle the strong sun for a few days.  The plants she transplanted at the end of last week have put out new leaves, tripling in size.

    May your day be blessed, Sally