Feeling It

All that work I did in the garden over the weekend...yeah, I'm feeling it today.   Even so, I'd thought about running in to Walmart after work and picking up a couple more bags of garden soil.  Alas, I was nearly home when I remembered, and wasn't about to turn around and go all the way into town.  Eh, I'll go tomorrow.

If I remember. 

Instead, I simply dumped the one bag I already had at home into one of the beds and called it a day. 

Even that took more energy than I thought I had, so now I'm inside watching TV, which is my plan for the rest of my all too brief evening.  

I know there's a bit conflict over making Daylight Saving Time permanent, and while I'm all for stopping the time change, I'd rather have standard time permanent, for two reasons.  One, it's natural time, and our bodies are more naturally in tune with it.  Secondly, I already feel like I have to go to bed in the middle of the day.  DST just makes that feeling worse.  

OK, now that that is out of the way, my little zinnias are really coming on.  Even the one cell that I planted a second set of seeds has one growing. 

You know what the best part of that photo is?  See those little things that look like worms?  Those are oak tassels.  Yes!  The oak trees are dropping their tassels!  The Great Pollening is almost over!  Woo Hoo!  

You know it wouldn't be a gorgeous spring day if I didn't bombard you with yet another photo of my bluebonnet bed.  

And finally, someone in one of the veterans groups I'm in posted this today, and it was too funny not to share. 

 Now, if you'll excuse me, I know this is short, but my arms feel like noodles, so I'm going to get off here and just chill until bed time. 

Laters.