I was out taking some photos today, and thought I'd share with you some scenes from around my house on this day:


Some my prefolds and inserts. And the back of my house.

The daffodils are up both near the spring cistern and the porch.

I've been following the plight of the western honey bee with regards to colony collapse disorder. Even though you might think, "so what, the bees are disappearing," it's a big deal - they are responsible for pollinating 30% of the crops we grow here in the US, including peaches, applies, soybeans, and a variety of berries. The problem is spreading to other regions of the world. I'm reassured to see honeybees buzzing around.
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