After over two decades of damage from rain and stupid carpenter bees making damaging holes in the wood every year ("tracker jackers" as I refer to the annoying flying pests that play daredevil games hovering in front of you everytime you walk outside🐝) we finally caved in and are having all of the rotted wood, steps, and posts on our deck replaced this year.
It's been a royal pain in the butt without having the luxury of having a deck to walk out on, not to mention missing the daily visits from the birds while the feeder is down. The deck can't get done soon enough even if it means listening to the carpenter's noisy tools before 7am on days it's not raining!
There aren't many flowers blooming yet due to the strange weather this Spring, though I think we had the last frost for the season a few nights ago. It's anyone's guess. This brightly colored fire hydrant in the subdivision was the most photographic thing I found on this rainy, overcast day!
It's the perfect time for road projects to get completed. Glad to see cracked areas of streets in the neighborhood finally being repaired.
The rainy skies finally cleared and I was thankful to be able to take a walk and get some much needed fresh air and exercise. The crescent moon looked especially pretty in the sky tonight.
My son made a batch of homemade oatmeal chocolate chip cookies while I supervised the baking part. It made the house smell yummy and the cookies tasted delicious!
I'll be doing a separate post about them at a later time.🍪
I hope everyone is staying safe and keeping healthy while practicing social distancing during the Coronavirus pandemic. Good news is that it is helping flatten the curve!
Please continue to stay strong in spirit and have faith that in time things are going to return to a new state of normalcy!
This is my entry for #SublimeSunday hosted by our truly awesome Hive witness @c0ff33a☕
Also tagging the amazing @ace108 who is the host of #BeautifulSunday and @foodiesunite.
These original content images were taken with my Samsung Galaxy Note8 smartphone.
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