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Well, we made it after a bunch of days on the road, with not an inch to spare in the car. That's after mailing 18 boxes - hmmm, is someone saying perhaps too much stuff? And our buyer bought all our furniture,dishes, and linens. Seriously going to have to consider All went smoothly and we made a short stop in Santa Fe to see Lisa & Charles. Love that town. What a wonderful place for them to live in. The food, the stores, the art. Snowflakes in the air while we were there.
Lots of late snow for Crested Butte and Star Mt. Happily we could get down the driveway by the front door to unload everything. Melting has been going on, but we have deep snow drifts by the fence that will take a while. 16 degrees this morning - very normal here.A little shock after 90's in Naples though.We saw a dozen elk this morning a couple ridges over. They come back every year to have their babies (early June).
Mark has been on conference calls all day and I've been doing errands, organizing, unpacking etc. One terrific errand was to go to the farm and get eggs. Got a green one in the pack! (different type of chicken). They were moving the dairy cows out of the shed after their daily milking, and other animals roaming around. Such a sweet family farm. Missed it a lot and now I'll have it year round.
Every day new little green things will pop up. Even my daffodil bulbs I planted as an afterthought last fall are coming up. I think(hope) the timing is good and they'll bloom before the deer show up. The deer
love daffodils. Yes, spring is very late in this part of the world...
Fun times. May I add, far more interesting and more passion in your voice than the Naples stories. You are where you are supposed to be. But you know that.
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