4/6/26  Resilience isn’t waiting for perfect conditions — it’s choosing light, connection, and forward motion right where you are.

Mostly cloudy, a south breeze, 36 degrees,  Overcast today, a WNW wind, high 41,  Partly cloudy tonight. a stiff NW breeze, low 25.  Cloudy tomorrow, a NW breeze, high 41, low 20. Sunshine Wednesday, a NW breeze, high 44, low 25.  A south wind and sunshine Thursday bring warm weather,  Thursday's high 54. low 34.  A stif south breze Friday, partly cloudy, high 61, low 40.  Occasional showers Friday night and Saturday morning.  A Strong NW breeze Saturday, partly cloudy in the afternoon, high 55, low 33.  Sunshine Sunday, a NW breeze, high 56, low 42.  Some showers next Monday, a stiff south breeze, high 62, low 50.  Afternoon and overnight showers next Tuesday, a NW breeze, high 66, low 44.  Some showers next Wednesday, a NE breeze, high 56, low 37.  Partly cloudy Thursday the 16th, a north breeze,high 52, low 26. Some showers Friday the 17th and the weeknd. A SE breeze Friday, high 52, low 38.  Weekend highs 58, lows 42.

    We had a wonderful Easter.  We got much needed rain.  The Easter egg hunt was held in the bigger greenhouse.  The kids were excited but careful, no plants were damaged.  Parents were happy, no wet cold kids.  And they said it was much nicer watching the kids hunt in the warm greenhouse!  When she got up Azalea had moved the picture of the closed grave, showing the picture she had drawn of the open grave that was under it.  Annabelle went to church with me, our church has an early service, we are always the first ones home.  Annabelle cut up a spray of white flowers I had and wired them to the cross.

She added a picture of Gilbert to the memorial corner and put new batteries in the candles.  The house was ready when Family started arriving!

    As the temperature climbs the to do list lengthens.  We won't start cleaning flower beds until we've had a week of warm temperatures.  There is lots of life in those dead stems, a week of warm temperatures will hatch and bring to life  insects wintering in them.  This winter has seemed so long, we are anxious to start spring work!

    May your day be blessed, Sally