We go under this tree every day on our walk. Not sure what it is, but blossoms are everywhere. The guy on the right has been pre-diagnosed with hyperparathyroidism, and that's the reason why these photos are late getting to you. Next physician's appointment is late August..
We went down to the Masconommet Middle School to see Sarah perform in the Wizard of Oz. That's why she is wearing buns in her hair. She was bummed because she did not get a leading role, but her dancing was incredible. Sarah will be entering ninth grade this fall.
We had only a few snowstorms last winter and, very little rain this spring, and as a result, it took quite a while for the lawn to turn green. I no longer fertilize the lawn or the meadow, so it's a little more mucked-up than it used to be. On the other hand, I don't have to cut the meadow every-other week. This first lawn cut was almost in June.
Our first bear-sighting came in May - Mama Bear and two tiny cubs at the edge of the meadow. Fortunately, we do not see Papa bear very often because he likes to get into the garage and eat our disposals. We see turkeys almost every day - mama turkey has about 7 chicks this year. .
With Storyland opened on weekends till the end of May, this is a great place to visit. After June 1, it is open every day and the crowds are unbelievable. Kellen, on the left, and Grady are the right age for Storyland visitors.
With Wendy being the president of the garden club, she has flowers to deal with every day. But son Jim really pleased her when he bought this gift for Mother's Day. We'll see how long his mother can keep these flowers alive - along with all the rest of her gardens
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May 2018
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