3/18/22 You've never lived this day before and you never will again.  So make the most of it.

 Foggy, calm, 32 degrees.  Some breaks of sun later with a NW breeze, a high of 59, a low of 333.  Light rain and snow tonight.  Rain and snow tomorrow morning turning to all rain with a strong NE breeze. Rain tomorrow night with a low of 38 and a brisk  ENE breeze.  Morning showers Sunday with a west breze, a high of 58, a low of 33.  Partly cloudy Monday with a WNW wind, a high of 45, a low of 28.  Partly cloudy Tuesday with a NW wind, a high of 38.  a low of 28.  Sunny Wednesday with a brisk NW breeze, a high of 46, a low of 30.  Rain/snow Thursday with a NE breeze, a high of 43, a low of 35.  Partly cloudy next Friday with a brisk NW breeze, a high of 50, a low of 33.  Partly cloudy next weekend with brisk WNW breezes, a high of 46 Saturday, a high of 41 Sunday.  Lows of 26.  Cloudy the week of the 28th with stiff NW breezes, highs about forty the beginning of the week, upper forties the end of the week.  A low of 26 Monday, lows around freezing the rest of the week.

      Red wing black birds arrived yesterday with a small flock of grackles.  Enough of them so they chased even the bluejays away from the feeders.  Grackles are a sign of spring but I don't like them.  They are such bullies.

     It was a busy day.  Maegin spent the day removing the wallpaper in the kitchen.  Bekah bumped up herbs and rhubarb.  Heather did some watering.  The rest of the seeds came.  We'll unpack them Monday and put the open sign up whenever we are here for people who want to get their seeds early.  We open for the season April 18yh.

     The neighbor's cat got the tuna sandwich I put out for the skunk last night when I got home from a meeting at church..  He was gone like a shot the second I opened the trap door this morning.  At least I know the trap works.

      Violet goes to the hospital March 28th for five days of immunotherapy.  She'll come home for two weeks and then go in for another round.

      May God be with you this day, Sally