On a rainy day

...I made two dishes of kugel (brother and sister split one)

 

leaving out some noodles for a snack

 

shelled the Easter eggs for pickling in the pickled beet juice from the cwikla

 

and here's my progress on organizing.

I really appreciate your tips.  I'm going to try the sizing that Marilyn mentioned, will decide if color or count are more important as a few of you pointed out, and dream about having a system like Jeanne.  But not until I devour the kugel (recipe here).

My little sweet raccoon (Budette) is failing fast.  She is having trouble walking, still coming for food, and we know she is old and her end is near.  So sad.  She is just so cute and docile.  My brother has a blind groundhog that has lived under a neighbor's shed for two years.  He made it through winter and is terribly thin.  When he hears Ron he will run toward the footsteps and hit into him.  He is enjoying carrots and greens and apples but he has to have the food in a pile for the critter to bump into or he can't find it.  A roaming pit bull was pushing him from behind with his nose and Ron went out to scare him away.  Some dogs will kill groundhogs but he didn't. 

 

Appointments for myself and Carole every day the rest of the week. 

 

The sun is starting to come out so I'm going outside to sink into the mud.

 

Have a great day!

 

Thanks for reading a boring post.

 

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