I need a distraction. I had my second COVID shot yesterday, and I am racked with chills, a headache and a tight feeling across my chest. I have no appetite, much less a desire to write a blog post right now. Also, it has been a tough week for other reasons that I am not prepared to write about at this moment. But maybe focusing on something other than my symptoms would be beneficial. This might be a short post, or maybe I will get a second wind.Don't get me wrong - I am glad that I got the shots; Spousal Unit and I have already invited a group of vaccinated friends over for a dinner party in May, just a couple days after the two-week mark. Life might just be getting closer to normal.
Not only can we resume social activities, but we can also return to church. While I have enjoyed the flexibility of "attending" Mass at several different churches for the last year, it is not the same as being present with the faith community and receiving Communion. During April, I helped with decorating the church for Easter. I love these arrangements.
It's a rare post of mine that doesn't have food photos, and I think Debbie only reads my posts for the food! Head Chef frequently makes stir fry, and he is always trying it new ways, such as this recipe with the fried egg rolled and sliced on top. So good!!!In an effort to give Head Chef a break from the kitchen, I have been cooking once a week. In the throes of the preparation, I don't always remember to take pictures!
My Dear Neighbor Friend gave me a recipe for Cheeseburger Soup. I made it for movie night; tastes just like a cheeseburger! This time of year at the farm is all about new life. If you need a top up on your cuteness meter, just spend some time around baby chicks and baby goats (I also wrote about this in my last post). Since then, DNF took some pictures of me with the goats. Awww ....
As Spring asserts itself with dominance, it seems odd to think that we were still skiing three weeks ago. April 12 was Employee Ski Day at Whitefish Mountain Resort; for many of us, who played a role as mask enforcers throughout the season, it was a delight just to let it rip and have fun!
Easter seems eons ago; it was fun to have #1 Son search for plastic eggs around the house! We both strongly embrace our inner child!
And if you needed more proof, here is #1 Son with one of his birthday presents -- he still loves to construct Legos!My older brother also celebrated a birthday this month, and I sent him this hand-made card. The hot air balloon theme reflects his love for all forms of flying (refer to this post for more info.)
As I wrap up this post, it is 24 hours since I began, and I am feeling much better. I might even have the energy to get out in the garden a bit today. So, I will leave you with some wildflower photos that were taken on a recent walk with Dear Neighbor Friend. I hope all is well in your world! Welcome to Mosaic Monday, a weekly meme
where we get together to share our photo mosaics and collages.
Please include at least one photo mosaic/collage in your post.
The link will be open from 1 p.m. Sunday until 11 p.m. Tuesday (U.S. Mountain
time).
Remember to add the link to your Mosaic Monday post and not the one to your
blog.
Please link back to this post so that your readers will be able to visit and
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