Thursday

 

                Annual ageratum.  The kind I like.  There is a larger one that seeds itself everywhere.                                                              've been trying to get ride of it for 50 years.

Yes...it was another Ramona day.  That means it's a day with surprises and the unexpected.  So I was on my way to Noblesville or perhaps nearer to Cicero, to retrieve her or snag her or should we say have her join me in another car ride starting at 10:30. And ride we did.  All the way to the 1500 block of Ritter at Community East Hospital 60 minutes away.  I've  never been to that side of town and I found that area to be sort of interesting.  Well, the small part I did see. I think every hospital is great if they have free parking and there was plenty of spots to choose from really close to the door!  That's the best! 

                                            One of Two.  Just happy I have two orange zinnia plants.

We were well attended to with really information given concerning Ramona's current body ups and downs.  It was a very long day but one much easier on the energy bucket than the last trip with Ramona.  A light weight wheel chair makes a huge difference! 

That little trek took the whole day with scheduling for the next one not on the books at this point.  There should be more at some point. 

                                        Open to all who wish to drink.  That is Butterflies. 

I'm happy to sit in the green chair for the rest of the day hearing about other things that might be going on in the world.  Tomorrow there will be a few garden walkers with me. Company is coming.  I'm not sure what transpired in the garden today.  I'll leave those surprises for tomorrow.  So with a Protein drink, I'm on my way to an easy Thursday evening.  So long folks. 

1 foot tall.  Just 5 more feet and we'll see beautiful Mexican Sunflowers blooming a beautiful dark orange.  It's something I plant every year from seed. 

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