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I have some catching up to do…Let’s start with the end of April. On April 26, I volunteered along with a number of my coworkers, at a fundraising walk for the Community Autism Center here in Saint John. They provide … Continue reading →

We’ve been getting some nice weather finally. Yay for above 0 temperatures! Inching into double digits even! I’ve seen robins hopping around in the yard. A sure sign of spring, right? Friday & Saturday were busy at the feeders again, … Continue reading →

Anna asked why I haven’t updated my blog lately; I said “Because I spend all my time playing stupid computer games.” So you can blame Cory.  🙂 Really, though, there hasn’t been much going on except winter, winter, and more … Continue reading →

Started off with so much snow and freezing cold weather. The we had a January thaw; it lasted a week or so. It was warm! It rained! The snow disappeared. But of course, that was too good to last for … Continue reading →

I look out my window, And what do I see? A chickadee eating his feed!

AKA Candace & Cory’s 12th wedding anniversary! We had a busy day. We had to be up early because the cable guy was coming with a new modem (there were a lot of power outages in NB due to the … Continue reading →

Since the first snow storm of the season, on Sunday, December 15, winter has not let up. We had another storm on the following Wednesday, then freezing rain on the weekend. The weather was decent enough for us to travel … Continue reading →

Most years, it seems, December is fairly warm and we don’t get much snow. I like that trend. January is plenty early for winter to start. Looks like it’s not one of those years though. When we woke up Sunday … Continue reading →

What can I say? I’ve been really slow getting things done this fall, and haven’t taken many photos. I picked away at getting the yard all ready for winter. I pruned the forsythia bush that was growing over the front … Continue reading →

Autumn is flying by; the days are getting shorter, most of the deciduous trees have shed their leaves already, the temperatures are dropping at night. I have planted my fall bulbs and my garlic, and started the job of putting … Continue reading →