We woke up to a beautiful winter day. I love that the landscape of the beach changes every visit. Today we snacked on icicles. 😃
Spider plants are all over our house. They produce oxygen while purifying the air. They are also cat-friendly. Speaking of cats, we lost Jane 2 years ago today... she would've been 20 this year. 😢
Advantages of living by a beach: tons of beach glass. We are on our second jar now.
It is so bitter cold outside these days that the lens fogs right up when we come inside. This gnome/smurf figurine was part of some chocolate that was sent to us by a German colleague.
Rico Cat purred calmly as he sat through his entire photoshoot. He turns 17 in July.
John and I went for a very cold walk to the beach today hoping to find treasure. Instead we found this here rusty bucket.
Last fall the city put up these barriers and stationed security guards at the entraces of our normally quiet beach, after it was overrun by out-of-towners looking for a place to escape boredom induced by the COVID-19 restrictions.
This is where I'll be, if you need me. Ontario declared its second provincial emergency to address the current COVID-19 crisis.
I love getting the camera out each day and discovering new things around the house. Today John also taught me the meaning of blur.
We have lots of birdfeeders hanging from the trees in our front yard. My favourite is this Squirrel Buster.
My dad gave me this old construction light when we bought our first house. With an LED bulb it serves as the perfect webcam light.
