Monday April 21 2008

Garage Near Wilson

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A glimpse of the Tetons near Wilson

The first "look" we've gotten of them all winter.

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We went to town this morning. Pinedale had a skiff of snow when we got there and the wind was very cold. It was breezy all day. It was about 10 degrees this morning. Joe asked last night if I wanted to go and I said o.k. I think his eyes are bothering him, and he wants me to drive. Let him off at the Clinic. He had to get his protime checked. That was good. And while he was there I got about 5 things at the store. Perused the aisles again trying to find where they are hiding everything now. Bath soap was very obscure, but they have it with the toiletries instead of the cleaners and soaps.

Early before we left home, I called the gal at the Sublette Retirement Center, her name is Lynn too, and she got me in for a haircut. She is so quick, bet I wasn't in there 10 minutes. She cuts it short the way I like it. It costs a lot less there too. Now my head is kind of cold so I'm wearing that soft knit hat I got at chemo. I kind of look like an old grandma. Joe has turned the heat down a little. I just put on another sweat shirt, but the head got cold.

I took a nap this afternoon. Hardly slept last night so should do better with that tonight. We had lunch at the Patio. Tonight I made some potato soup with sourdough garlic toast. It was good .....and hot. Also spent several hours sorting and filing most of the photos I've taken the last 3 or 4 months. They get unmanageable unless I get them into the files where I can find them easier. So I went to find a photo for the blog and got really sidetracked and forgot to write until 10 p.m.

I saw what I believed were some willets yesterday doing their spiral looping displays above the still snowy fields in back. Their wings flashing in the sunlight is what caught my eye. Love to watch the willets all summer. And the red tailed hawks were slowly soaring right by the studio windows, hanging on the wind. Such a good look at them from below. Hope they don't find any cats. We've had the most awesome deep golden yellow full moon rising for the last several nights. It's hard not to just turn out the lights and watch it hanging there like a huge Japanese lantern.

The photos today are from our trip to Jackson last week. If we get a nice day I'm going to try to get some baby calf pictures before they get much older. Another thing I want to do is get the ATV started up and take the dogs for a ride.