Good Morning Voltville

With the warm-up, roughly 12" of snow has melted away. There is still snow on the ground and driveway, but hopefully not enough to inhibit deliveries anymore. I'm waiting for some tools from Harbor Freight. The woman loves her tools.
My creek has returned (is no longer frozen bank to bank) and there are mini ice floes - some 5' long, floating down it. The creek is on the rise. It will come up a great deal more, I predict. I like it when it does that. Flooding scours the bottom clean so that the shale shines through and the creek glows blue-green.
It felt wonderful to be able to sleep with the door open during the night again. Makes my squirrelly nervous system feel better. While I've had the sensation of a hoard of large, hyperactive angry beetles crawling all over my scalp recently, that seems to have subsided with the cool air treatment. Thank goodness!! Not my idea of a good time. Just sayin'.
I had the poor judgement to run out of bird seed. Looking at the pics I've posted, y'all can probably guess why I ran out. Most of the freeloaders are unhappy about this state of affairs, but have simply flown away to sulk. One particularly miffed blue jay spotted me yesterday at my desk in the kitchen and flew back and forth in front of the window facing my desk - cawing loudly and vehemently. He's probably the same jay that terrorized me yesterday tapping loudly at one of the picture windows expressing his dissatisfaction. I'll go into town today and get bird chow. Nothing worse than angry villagers.
Gorgeous photo, Sandy!!
BTW - I noticed that you were absent CatLady.

But, I'm glad that you're back.
And for any of you that are lurking, feel free to ignore Jerry's directive and lurk all you like. I do so myself sometimes - especially during flurries of activity. Personally, I really only like to be here and post when it's peaceful rather than manic.
There's a bluebird perched outside my window. I'll take that as an omen of a good day ahead of me, and hopefully, the rest of you as well.
