Meadow Rue
Meadow rue (native), getting ready to bloom.
The redbud is just a show-off and a flirt all around.
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Crown of redbud branches in bloom. (I couldn’t manage to get both him and the redbud lighted decently at the same time with my phone camera, ah well.)
Walked my bike to the bike store, waited in a socially-distanced line for at least 45 minutes (good thing I had a podcast and headphones), got air in the tires and the chain put back on, biked three blocks home. It’s been out of commission for a year or so, excited to be back on.
I’m hearing from a lot of people, including many of my students who did personal history projects on how coronavirus has been affecting them, that they’re getting a lot less activity than they’re used to, and as a result are feeling physically and mentally not great. Several of them noted gaining weight, and while I
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Sometimes I wake up tired and cranky, and I’m trying to pay attention to what actually makes me feel better. Lying in bed and playing a video game (Polytopia is my default these days) for 30 minutes kills time, but doesn’t actually make me feel better. It’s numbing and distracting, which is better than nothing?
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I don’t like exercising late in the day, but better late than never — I wrapped up work enough that I could squeeze in 20 minutes on the treadmill before Dr. Who with Kev and the kids. 1 minute running 19 minutes walking, half of that at incline of 4, half of it flat. Felt
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This is the kind of fabric design that I aspire to. So, so pretty — whomever ordered these masks clearly shares my tastes. I’ve set aside a little of these two fabrics because I want to try sewing myself summer tank tops from them. It feels weird, not using every scrap of cotton for masks,
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Spent the morning packing up and setting out Mother’s Day treat packages for shipment. It was a bit of a squeeze, getting them all done in time, and I had to enlist Kevin into cookie-dough making because I was running short on time and getting physically tired, but in the end, we made it. Whew.
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Someone ordered a mask using fabric printed from a crocus sketch I drew. I am such a beginner with drawing, it is just lovely that someone liked this enough to want to wear it. I showed Kavi, and she was excited — “Your art is saving lives!” Well, sort of.