We had a most lovely day. The temperature got into the 60s, I went out to play and never came back. OK, I did have to bring the groceries home and put them away.
The European Starlings thoroughly enjoyed the birdbath. I was tempted to join them.
Last evening was writers group; today I had lunch with my friend, Ev, who leads our group.
The little Painted Bunting female is still a regular
visitor. This is her favorite feeder.
I made something new for dinner. The recipe came from Bob’s Red Mill blog. It was recommended as a savory breakfast in the post, but garlic, kale, fire-roasted tomatoes and Parmesan sounded more like dinner to me. It didn’t take long to make, and we both liked it. I shopped three places before finding the brown rice farina for the base, so you may want to keep that in mind.
Have a lovely Thursday!
I am happy to read it. Have a beautiful day 🙂
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Thank you, Gede Prama. I appreciate your visit and kind words.
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The recipe was very colorful. I’m on Atkins diet for a while. Your bird bath sure comes in handy for the birds. Blessings to you, Patti…
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I need to cut down on carbs, too, Carol Ann. Have to be prepared–in other words, the blackberry cobbler needs to be gone. Blessings to you. Oh! I got your book today!
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Thanks for letting me know. Blessings to you, Patti…
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HI Pattis That is a great bird bath for the birds. I love to see any bird having a bath.
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They are so much fun to watch, Margaret. Thanks for stopping by.
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You are going to have Baby Buntings Patti! Pretty here too in MissouREE but I hear thunder right now. Good! We NEED the rain! Enjoy your Thursday Patti!
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Oh, I hope so, Pix! I need to find her a boyfriend. I hope your thunder amounted to some rainfall.
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Could that be their first bath after a looooong winter? Just something joyous about watching birds splashing about. Have a great day!
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I was thinking it must be, Georgette. They were in there a long time. Well, until there wasn’t enough water to splash!
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I love to watch birds play in the birdbath. Mine has a crack and won’t hold water, so the cat uses it as a bed. Haha
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They are fun to watch. They really enjoy the water, Jayne. It sounds like your cat has claimed the birdbath as its own now.
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love that your lady bunting is still around! mine won’t return here until about april or may. 🙂
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Theresa, you’re going to be one (maybe two) short, I’m keeping this one! 😉
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Happiness is watching your birds having fun. What a wonderful shot that is with the birds splashing away. Love it . And I definitely would like to try that recipe but in this little town I doubt I will find brown rice farina. 🙂
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It does bring joy to my day to see them splashing all the water about, Dor. If you need me to send you some brown rice farina, let me know! Hubby ate the leftovers tonight. That’s a good sign he likes it.
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I don’t know – with all those spices (and my aging digestive system), I may want to eat that as early in the day as possible!
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It wasn’t really spicy, just a clove of garlic. The tomatoes are roasted and flavorful, but I wouldn’t consider them spicy. I can’t eat spicy foods late in the day with Niaspan, I wake terribly itchy and flushed (and I didn’t last night). Your digestive system must be all that’s aging, Dianna.
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It was warm here today too, but kind of gray. I’m glad you got out. I didn’t. 😦 Hopefully spring will be here soon.
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I’m with you, Christine, waiting for spring! It was gray here today, with a chill in the wind. My Polarfleece coat felt just fine.
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Love Bob’s Re Mill products. Luckily we have 2 independent grocers that carry his products. Thank you for the wonderful recipe. my husband will not eat tomatoes but I can make it for myself for lunch.
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I hope you like it, Diane. The fire-roasted tomatoes were so good, I hadn’t tried them before.
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