This morning, still cleaning up from Monday night's seder, I went down to the lower level to put my grandmother's dishes away and saw a crowd outside my sliding glass doors. By the time I came back down with my camera, they had moved away. I counted 19 of them.
I remembered it was Thursday again tonight at 6:55 when I realized I had a 7:00 meeting of my Modern Quilt Guild and was going to be late. Most of the people in the guild don't actually make Modern Quilts, but Amy showed one tonight. She said it was intended to be the back of something else but she liked it so much, she made it the front of this one.
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These turkeys are amazing. In Europe, we have similar birds, but they have become quite rare and are strictly protected. I wish I could have such a view!
We saw a wild turkey in Florida the other week, but rarely see them here - which is odd, as we are quite rural.
I love that quilt - did she machine quilt it?
xxoo
Lots here on the edge of Boston and glad to have you back blogging...my fav!
Just this morning we saw two turkeys in back of the house we are visiting on Mare Island in San Francisco Bay It was unexpected for us. CT? Almost daily. But here? I was surprised
Thanks for staying up long enough to tell us a bit about the day.
Hugs
Yes, it is suppose to be spring! It is Monday, April 1st and it was snowing this morning! It is sunny now ( 1:15 p.m.) but is it still cold. I had covered my flower bed with plastic to try and kill the weeds over winter and the diaffodils thought they were in a greenhouse and were growing under the plastic! I cut holes in the plastic to release them from their prison and I am the only one in the cul-de-sac that has diaffodils blooming!
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