Today I am putting the cruise on pause and taking the time to play along with Cee once again.

1. Do you believe in extraterrestrials or life on other planets? I neither believe nor disbelieve on this one – I suspect there very well could be, in which case I would hope they are wise enough to stay hidden from us, for fear we might decide to visit their planet, maybe even move in. We seem to be poor caretakers of our planet, and I would not want to spread that bad habit.

2. What type of pet or pets do not want to have? Several of the ones we had when the kids were growing up: mice, rats, snakes, a tarantula. I often think a ferret would be fun, although I’ve heard the stories and know that I would undoubtedly regret that choice. I’ll stick with dogs and cats.

3. If you were a crayon, what color would you be? I think I would have to be one of Cee’s rainbow crayons, because the color I would choose today would probably not be the color I would choose tomorrow. I’d prefer not to be locked into a box and have to be just one color for the rest of my life.

4. What type of transportation would you be? Why? A bus, I think. A very nice, comfortable, air-conditioned bus. One in which people could sit in spacious seats with room for their legs. One in which people could read, or look out the window, or watch something on their laptop or tablet, or visit, or snooze.

5. Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up? I could get in a rut with this question, so I’ll try to answer specifically about the last week. In other words, answer the question that was asked. I am grateful that I have a warm house in which I could cocoon while the winds blustered and howled outside and the raindrops fell, sometimes changing to white flakes falling. I am grateful that Kat returned from her spring break trip safely and that Gep has some breathing room ahead of him now with his spring break nearing. I am grateful for the Sunday afternoon shared with friends at a movie followed by dinner. In the week coming up, I am looking forward to accomplishing another one or two (at least) of the items on my to-do list and the possibility of a few cloudless, sunny days.

As is my habit, I’d like to share a few photos taken during this past week with you. Our days were mostly cloudy, with the sun peaking through briefly now and then. The spring birds continue to return and treat me with visits to the tree outside my morning window.

Evidence of March departing like a roaring lion.

Evidence of March departing like a roaring lion.

A perky little house finch

A perky little house finch

The Goldfinch that have been decorating my tree outside my morning window

The Goldfinch that have been decorating my tree outside my morning window

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I'm me - nothing unusual, just me. Widowed, 2 grown children who are my best friends, retired, loving being retired. I am woman, I am strong.
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13 Responses to Share Your World – 2014 Week 13

  1. Cee Neuner says:

    The weather sure has been nasty, we’ve had the same wind you have had, but no snow. Before I forget your first photo, the lighting is spectacular and the birds are simply adoring. I’m glad you like my rainbow color. Can I ride on your bus. Thanks so much for sharing.

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  2. pattisj says:

    I like your answer on the crayon, not wanting to be the same color all your life. You have lots of Goldfinches, I’ve not seen any here yet.

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  3. Trisha says:

    Snow and goldfinches…I’ve never seen the two together before!

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  4. Whatever the transportation, there should be comfortable places to recline! Nothing is worse than having to sit up straight in a cramped space for long periods of time. I too think there must be life out there in the universe somewhere, Carol. I wonder if we’ll ever encounter it. Sounds like you have a nice week ahead. πŸ™‚

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  5. Carol – We shared in your blustery winds and rain. Thankfully it didn’t get cold enough to turn to snow. I especially enjoyed the photo of your perky little house finch πŸ™‚

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  6. Angelia Sims says:

    The birds look ready for Spring too! Hope the blusterers stay away. I think a comfy bus would be perfect for sightseeing. πŸ™‚

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  7. cobbies69 says:

    I especially love your final answer, being grateful for things in the past week… πŸ˜‰

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  9. lisa says:

    With the storms here I’d love to cocoon away in my house for a few days! I love to see goldfinches in the spring. So far, none have surfaced here yet. For obvious reasons, I simply cannot pick one color to be! Love your bonus answer. xo

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  10. Joanne says:

    I love the way you describe the Goldfinches as “decorating” your tree, they actually do! They are so pretty, as is the Finch. I agree with you on the colour…how boring it would be to be just one! πŸ™‚

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  12. Robin says:

    I always enjoy your answers to Cee’s questions. Your photos are so pretty, especially the goldfinches. πŸ™‚

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