Tuesday, April 28, 2009
As I sat watching the tide come in, I marveled at the seaweed's tenacity, clinging to the rocks. Seaweed takes a a real beating in the waves. Rumor has it that some of it makes good eating.
Silly joke (as told by the Vicar of Dibley):
Q.: Why did the lobster blush?
A.: Because the seaweed.
(I told you it was silly.)
York, Maine. 18 April 2009.
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Wednesday, April 08, 2009
As is somewhat predictable, the appearance of crocus and daffodils did not herald the end of winter in these parts! It seems like just about every year (and actually, the data suggests this is even true!) the crocus get wiped out by snow. Although I certainly didn't appreciate the return of winter, there were a few photo ops. My friend Bill says these are "Scilla siberica." And goes on to add that they are "beautiful little blue flowers that will spread a lovely carpet when they naturalize." Texas Corners, Michigan. 6 April 2009.
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