By the time I got out for a walk today, the sun was shining. My neighbor’s rosemary bushes are in bloom — unlike mine which gets no morning sun in winter — and lots of bees were drinking their breakfast there. I seemed to soak up some of their energy just watching them for a minute.
As of this evening my neighbor who said he would cut up my Christmas tree seems to have forgotten. But this morning, as I continued past the rosemary, I greeted a third neighbor loading up her own green bin with prunings from a shade tree. She offered to come down with her chain saw to cut my tree, but I declined; then she suggested that I put the whole tree at the curb, where she thinks the garbage man will kindly pick it up. So I did that. Tomorrow will show the results of the experiment!
Gladsome Lights 
This seems so strange to me. We just got out of our house after being icebound for two weeks.
AMDG
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It seems strange even to me, because I was sick for half of January and didn’t experience enough winter to get in much complaining. But it’s cold tonight…
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I can’t help wondering what the honey made by bees visiting Rosemary tastes like. I always think Rosemary tastes like pine. Not a flavour I would expect in my honey.
I didn’t realize you had been sick for so long. I hope you’re feeling 100% now.
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I hope that your tree will be collected – and that you are feeling more like yourself once more! The rosemary in bloom looks lovely.
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