Within a week, I've visited several different ecosystems.
The AZ desert landscape enveloped me in warmth.
Breckenridge, CO, (and fox) welcomed me home to a yard still snow-covered.
(Hopefully not for much longer - it is, after all, the end of May!)
So, to compromise, I'm staying in Denver for awhile.
My container gardens are already flourishing in the city.
I sit on our tiny patio to read and to relax.
In the filtered sunshine, I daydream of lizards and foxes and melting snow.
I'm rejuvenated from my travels.
For me, that's
One Good Thing.
Denver weather looks great, guess the AZ climate was wonderfully warm. Here there will be snow at the farm down south tonight, cooler where we are, firewood in plentiful supply is wonderful. Fond greetings, Jean.
ReplyDeleteyou have choices and that's wonderful! the fox is adorable as is the lizard.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back to Denver! Love Mr. Fox and great lizard!
ReplyDeleteAnd a very good thing it is!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that your holiday with friends was rejuvenating! Deeply envious of your astonishingly good photo of the lizard. A prize winner for sure.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have the best of all worlds! Lovely shots of your world. Enjoy the break in Denver.
ReplyDeleteThink your fox misses you. What a beautiful shot of the lizard. Such a handsome fellow. Keep enjoying that lovely sunshine. How nice to have an alternative.
ReplyDeleteYou seize all possible opportunities, including the chance to sit and dream.
ReplyDeleteOh my, here's hoping that sun and warmth comes to Breckenridge soon...summer is almost upon us. Glad you have a place that is warm to enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteYou are here, there, and everywhere. Glad you are taking some time to read and rest.
ReplyDeleteThe desert is nice, but you can't beat the mountains. Do you have any idea what the yellow flowered plant is?
ReplyDeleteI agree that you have the best of two worlds right where you are.
46ยบ when I woke up this morning. Our poor neighbors are having a huge cookout. The guests are huddled around the fires in coats!
That is the first time I have seen your town patio. What a nice place for resting and reading!
Variety is the spice of life as they say. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, you do get around. Looking fit as a fox I might add. The lovely variety of life is truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteAh, taking one good thing at a time. Barb, what a contrast in environments! Each having it's own magic.
ReplyDeleteSo good to hear that this was exactly what you needed. All the best.
You look so happy n that bike. Maybe some day I'll skinny like you. I'm working on it.
ReplyDeleteOh it is one good thing for sure! Dream on...that's one of the best parts of travel.
ReplyDeleteIt looks as though you've had some lovely travels! Don't feel too bad about the snow - it snowed on Stratton Saturday night (eek) - fortunately it's not sticking - and in true New England tradition, it's going to be in the 80s this week. Have a nice evening!
ReplyDeletethat's quite a variety of climates and scenery - I really like the fox photo. You look fit and well, so whatever you're doing it's agreeing with you. Enjoy your time in Denver Barb, and happy week to you.
ReplyDeleteI love all the photos, as usual, but this time, YOU make the best one. :) Your muscle tone really shows are fit you are. Good for you!
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