Walked To The Supermarket Again ...

[debris4spike]

... so here are a few extra photos of the walk!


You can't see how steep this hill is here, but it will have to wait some time before my breathing is better before I even attempt it. It's literally 5 mins walk from me.


Looking from the roadway towards where I live


Looks like Spring is really trying to get here - pity that as it's near a roadway that is used, it's looking a bit battered.


More Spring colour




Ummmm - how was anyone expecting to enter through this hedge I don't know, so it seems a bit of a pointless sign!


I was really lucky this morning as we have had some really sharp heavy showers ... one as I got to the shop, and one as the bus arrived at the bus-stop. So I ended up walking there, and getting back without getting wet. Brilliant.



So here is a quick answer to today's question

5. What is your take on organ donation?

Sadly I have never really thought about it

I do admire those who are living kidney donors ... that is a hard decision, but certainly something I would do if one of my brothers/nephews were ill.


When everyone's Christmas plans changed a friend from Church ended up with a couple of extra presies, as she didn't go to family. So, she gave the Amaryllis to me, and yesterday it opened up ... truly stunning. It has a second stalk also growing, so maybe that will extend the picture. But, it looks good in my lounge. (Thanks Chris)

Comments

[brunettepet.livejournal.com]

That amaryllis is gorgeous!

[debris4spike]

It is stunning, isn't it?

[curiouswombat.livejournal.com]

Spring is really trying to get a foothold, isn't it! I hope the possible snow doesn't kill things.

Amaryllis always make me smile - my mother was given a bulb to grow one most Christmases - but the memorable one was the year one grew to less than 2 inches in height - then produced an enormous flower :)

[debris4spike]

They are stunning flowers ... Dad used to buy Mum one as an extra most Christmasses, but this one is beautiful in the 2-toned colour