Playpen time!!!

 Yes...once again it's time in the playpen.  To many toys waiting so today I think they are all now close to being buried or something like that.  What fun but if I only had a brain.  I plan a two or three day event and not one.  Then somehow it all happens in one. No brain for sure but there is really a lot to watch grow up!  My neighbor Judy say that between us we each have a complete brain...My part is missing...Poor Judy!.  

This morning my song was... we're all in our places with bright shinning faces.  That's what I think about when waiting at IU North for the call to be welcomed into the radiation room.  The line of cancer patients seems to just go on and on.  We're all in our places taking a turn on the table.  Today it was a session with two doctors.  Questions asked and answers given.  All seems to be in the OK place.  So onward and forward 

Today is a Noah day. Off we went to Monon Central Park for a walk around the lake.  Great pictures were taken of the Great Blue Heron as well as turtles, ducks, geese and one or two...we're not quite sure beautiful White Egrits.  What a gift seeing them in flight.  We walked twice as far as I had thought so lots of energy was used by this lady, not by Noah.  

Once at home the work started on the three day plan rolled into one!  The wicker basket stand now has some beautiful flowers filled to overflowing sitting at the front door of the house..  The seven cucumber plants are in the ground and the poor little beautiful zinnias that weren't planted yesterday are now in the warm dirt in the garden.  I wanted to plant them in the space after the bluebells melt away but that will not happen for a while.  For now they line the path in the big garden with the thought that they will transplanted when the bluebell space is available.  Humm...More FUN in the playpen. 

So Friday time now will be sitting on the patio watching the birds and dreaming about flowers and butterflies and all the good things gifted to us humans by a creator that seems to get things right.  

Oh, what a beautiful morning, Oh, what a beautiful day!  

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