And not directly literary, but as I accidentally stuck my hand in poo when taking this photo of a frog in one of the gardens, I feel I paid too high a price not to share it with as many people as possible...
#5JoysFriday!
1. Library book sale
2. Tiny grand-niece
3. Husband and Sunday jazz
4. I discovered India Rose Crawford this week—her Frog & Toad videos and pics are giving me SO MUCH JOY. Here‘s spring cleaning with Frog (the tiny booooks!!): https://www.facebook.com/reel/1219293336488930
5. The Getty Center and its gardens
#5JoysFriday is here again. Where did the week go? @DebinHawaii
1. Finished a frog 🐸 criss stitch. Made it into a card.
2. I made yellow cucumber 🥒 relish
3. My African Violet is starting to bloom
4. Look at my tomatoes 🍅 from my garden
5. We bought a new lawn tractor 🚜 and my husband is really happy.
TIL that my hometown was “born” on a Leap Day. So, even though Worcester is technically 176 years old, it‘s actually only 43. That must be why everyone I know from home looks younger than their years (myself included 💁♀️).
I also learned that years divisible by 100 but not 400 are skipped (to make up for decimals of time).
AND that (unlike frogs) toads don‘t have webbed feet. Just FYI. 🐸😅
Happy Leap Year!
