Possibilities!
March is going out with a roar. In my neck of Canadaland, it will be a wet roar. To the north to the east, it will be a freezing wet roar… and/or a white roar.
Roar, Roar, ROAR!
I’m just going to think of the possibilities.
Being in an at-home-rental frame of mind, we watched Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them last night (2016). Besides the beasts, my favorite character was non-magical. And that is all I will say until you’ve had a chance to see it. Oh, except it was thoroughly delightful.
Here be Wednesday in all its Humpity Day glory.
The last one of roary old March.
Let’s just watch the squirrels cavort.
Elen
Elen Grey 
ROAR – reminds me of my last movie – LION – Ba, ha, ha. As far as Humpity days go, today is stellar.
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LOL And stellar is good.
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Gonna be lamb-ish up at this latitude. Sunny and 7 degrees.
Look at us Cannucks, eh? Sharing the weather news.
Like the look of your peat pots. Happy planting!
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I’m like all weather all the time this year. What is wrong with me? LOL It wasn’t a bad winter, but it feels like the longest winter of my life. I’m watching my seed cells every day. Grow, dammit it, grow!
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I do feel like I’m holding my breath until March ends. Usually I’m all about it, but this year our weather has been off– and I want to be done with this month. Think I’ll take your advice and watch the squirrels cavort until we’re safely into April.
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I don’t think you can go wrong with that, Ally. 🙂
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Peat pots? Or rolled-up-but-didn’t-win Timmy’s cups?
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Hahahaha. That’s funny, Bunty!
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Fine!!
Let it go out with a roar. And then let it be gone.
Fill those peat pots and let’s revel in the potential they hold.
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You got that right, Janet!
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I swear, March is the worst month. And I swear at it.
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I hear that, Steve! Roar!!
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