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| PAPER BIRCH CATKINS IN BLOOM |
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| PASQUE FLOWER ABOUT TO BLOOM |
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| ANOTHER GOVERNMENT PROJECT? |
Friday, 8:30 AM. 47 degrees, wind NW, light with some stronger gusts. The sky is clear but for a band of clouds on the eastern horizon. The grass is wet from yesterday’s rain and the barometer predicts more, but it is a fine morning.
Pasque flowers, covered with dew, are about to bloom in a neighbor’s garden, and paper birch trees along Manypenny Avenue between Tenth St. and Eleventh St. are blooming, the catkins dangling like worms on a fish hook.
A bird, probably a robin, has carved out a nest in one of the not-so-dwarf Alberta spruce trees in the herb garden. The construction is incomplete, behind schedule and probably over budget. I wonder what government program it is part of.
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