Here is a pretty decent photo of Sonnet as of about 8 AM this morning.
I added several more rows this morning on our drive back to Chez Purling Oaks, so I'm now officially working on the left front. HURRAY! DH and I drove up yesterday morning and visited with my mom. We met for lunch at a Mexican restaurant in Oshkosh then went with her to meet with some folks about a memorial for my dad. We stopped at Fleet Farm for some seed starting soil and a few other items then went up to the Farm. DH cut some limbs that were getting a bit too friendly with the machine shed and mom and I picked up branches, held the ladder, and hoped DH wouldn't slide off the metal roof of the shed! (No casualties.)
Some family friends met us at the Farm and we all went to the Century Elm Supper Club for fish fry dinners, a Wisconsin tradition for Fridays. I had fried smelt with a side of potato pancakes. How traditional for March is that? It was a nice evening.
Besides trying to add more rows to Sonnet, today is scheduled for finishing this blog entry, laundry, a trip into Madison for some chicken or turkey sausage for tonight's dinner, as well as, a trip to one of my favorite clothing stores with a coupon for 25% off that expires after today.
My sleep is becoming more settled and I'm having fewer disturbing dreams. I haven't dreamed of stealing anyone's dog in several days now. *grin* I had not really been aware of the physical effects that grief can have on the body. I knew but I didn't really understand how it can hit you. It can really throw you a few things out of the blue. Thank goodness for family, friends, co-workers, and blogging dog-owners that are understanding and supportive.
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I lost track of where I saw this, some news article compilation--perhaps from www.jsonline.com. This is for Norma:
What do you call a line of rabbits hopping backwards?
A receding hare line!
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Making tracks:

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