Just for fun
Bob has been keeping me company as I work. Karl is sleeping under a tree outside. Some code has been giving me fits so I thought I’d distract myself – just for fun.
Bob has been keeping me company as I work. Karl is sleeping under a tree outside. Some code has been giving me fits so I thought I’d distract myself – just for fun.
We did play a bit of Soccer – Karl’s rules – which entails both the soccer ball and the tennis-football and me doing most of the running around.
And, Jeannine, yes, that is the soccer ball I bought at Meijer’s in April of 2006 when parked at your house!
Over to the right in “Snippets of Life”, I commented last week that I suddenly had a craving for a chocolate creme egg. I had the wrong name and still not sure of the right name, but when I was a child we always had this rather large chocolate egg, dark chocolate on the outside and a creamier, lighter chocolate with nuts inside. It was very rich and I remember being allowed to have a small slice daily. It was in a box with a cellophane window. That’s my memory – I don’t always get the details :) !
Saturday, running a few errands, I stopped at a drug store that I knew would have a variety of Easter goodies. I don’t know… drugstore lighting, the garish colors – and no “box” as I remembered. Everything I saw just made me think of old, too sugary candy and I was not tempted.
I’m not sure of the exact date, but I think it is approaching a year since “ The Apple Trolley” opened in Bigfork. In a little retail space on the way out of town to the south, a young woman and her mother opened a “gourmet carmel apple” shop.
And it is thriving – Big Time! And at $5 an apple. I am thrilled for them and for Bigfork and for me – delicious treat, nice owners, pleasant little shop – it is fun.
Standing in the drugstore with everything looking unappealing to me, I suddenly thought of “ The Apple Trolley“…
My Easter candy.
**Lest you think they will not make it with $5 caramel apples, they were nearly sold out when I stopped just before noon on Saturday. And they had made extra for Easter, along with special bags and baskets available. Good on them!
New life in the risen Christ!
A happy and blessed Easter to all.
On the way to Kalispell this morning, as I rounded the bend at Creston, I noticed that the fields were showing a bit of green. The valley snow has been nearly gone for over a week and temperatures have been in the mid-50’s to nearly 70 one day.
Things are starting to get green.
*The main “crop” is hay for cattle and horses.
Somers, Montana that is. Karl and I walk on the “Rails to Trails” historic foot and bike path on our way to the grocery in Kalispell. Yesterday started with drizzle but gave way to sun and stayed that way.
A Somers Day.