Here in the Seattle area, we’ve had some nice days. As a result, I got my garden planted and the seeds are beginning to sprout.
At last. Spring is my favorite time of year.
With the rhododendrons and azaleas blooming profusely, it’s a wonderful fairyland.
This week, temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s, definitely summer weather. My garden should take off. I can hardly wait for the fantastic green beans, spinach, kale, Swiss chard, carrots, and more.
Meanwhile, my blogging friends are also busy, busy with lots of activities including writing articles. Among their latest are:
Inner guidance
“Listen to your gut.” We hear it all the time. But, how do we recognize that little voice from within? Carol Cassara of Carol A. Cassara Writer offers some guidance in this week’s post.
Small gratitudes
Do you ever go over your gratitude list and realize some of the items are quite small, even insignificant? A sound or scent will float by, and you realize, I love that. Lately, Laurie Stone of Laurie Stone Writes sees how there are plenty of pleasurable mini moments in life. Here are a few of hers…
Change
Meryl Baer of Musings of a Shore Life laments her changing neighborhood in this week’s post “Musings on Change That Happens Whether I Like It or Not.”
Foot and knee pain
Do you ever have aching feet and knee pain? Rebecca Olkowski with BabyBoomster.com has been feeling the burn when she walks and has been working on ways to get relief. She writes about 10 different things you can do to ease foot and knee pain that will give you results.
This is the Best of Boomer Blogs #915. Please take the time to check out the articles and leave a comment, too. Our bloggers love to hear from readers.
Thanks, Rita. Sounds like you have a great weather week coming up!
Yes, sometimes here in the Seattle area we have a very rainy and cold June. I’m looking forward to seeing my garden “spring into action.”