A foggy sight-seeing trip around Port Clyde, Maine

Hi Casey, I was about to comment that I was afraid that your puzzle would snow me under ... but some of the others would be really difficult, as well. Sue and I parted well over 40 years ago (she died just over ten years ago) ... but I remember that when we'd do a jigsaw puzzle together ... she'd find the right place for about nine pieces ... while I was finding it for about one. ole joyfuelled ... who can be anything else, at this time of year? Except folks who've suffered recent pain or loss.

It was a very jagged cut Bob ;) It actually looks much better than it did look. I was really concerned he was going to have to have internal (it looked past the fascia) stitches too, so ugly or not, I'm glad it was just the funky jagged cut on top that was stitched!

PK, not a chance (I wish. I love those). I just created this bed, and incredibly carefully put these narcissus of some sort in that exact spot. They were the first surprise blooms after moving in. You know, how you wait a full year before digging the yard up so you don't destroy what is already there? I was pleasantly surprised. I got here in September 2015, and we've been mowing around them with the intent of moving them to their final home. Only took two years. I couldn't be more sure and really ready to see them truly shine!