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Happy Me.

In explanation of my lame blogging lately, I'll offer this defense:

Spring has sprung.

Spokane is turning green, and pink, and yellow. And the sky is blue. And the sun is warm(ish).

I've been out. And about.

Painting my toenails.

Putting on my new Bath and Body works gradual tanner.

Pruning.

Buying new skirts and polos.

Wearing freaking flip-flops, people!

Garage sale-ing.

Walking the dog.

Playing tennis.

Glancing toward the garden centers popping up all over the parking lots around town.

Planning summer vacations.

Hoping to highlight my hair.

Eating strawberries.

Washing windows.

Reading magazines out on the deck.

Jumping on the trampoline. (Not me - the kids. I have bladder issues.)

Waking up to the sunshiney faces of my daffodils every morning.

Spring.

Happy me.

Comments

  1. Anonymous1:20 PM

    Sounds gorious !
    Yesterday I sat on our deck in the sunshine with Chester on my lap for a long spell..
    Just enjoying the warmth of the sun.
    Glorious, Yes !

    IT IS SPRING AT LAST......

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  2. Anonymous7:13 PM

    Sounds wonderful. Sadly we are moving into fall here in Argentina. It isn´t half as nice as fall on the west coast. Spring is my favorite time of year so I will live vicariously through you.

    Leana

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  3. michelle_d1:32 PM

    Yay for spring! Sounds like you are definitely taking advantage of the spring-ish weather. Just hearing about it, puts a smile on my face :)

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  4. Anonymous6:31 PM

    Just wear depends or a pad and you'll be fine on the Trampoline!! Hee!!

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  5. Anonymous12:47 PM

    Sounds so nice, it's all springy here too, but I haven't been having near as much fun as it sounds like you are!

    M~

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