It's Sunday and it is raining, AGAIN!
While Molly defeats the rain and keeps and eye on the ever busy
squirrels ...
I am inside, enjoying a nice cup of coffee
while writing about this and that.
The week has mostly been grey and windy, with a few sun rays now and then.
But, I got my peas and lettuce seeds in the ground!
The package said: "as soon as the ground can be worked in the spring".
Now, all I hope for is that they don't rot in the ground.
A pair of mourning doves patiently waiting for their cracked corn.
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May usually is the month for my annual medical check ups.
Appointments are made and time for blood work is scheduled.
The farthest I have to go is to St. John, that's a 2 1/2 hours drive away from home.
Thursday was the day.
Off course, it rained all day long!
I really hate to take photos while in the drivers seat, but I checked the mirrors - there was no car behind me, no one on the side or in the front either. So I took the chance, just to show you.
Rainy road, close to Lubec, Maine |
"Nothing changed, see you next year!"
Two hours driving back and forth for a 15 minutes check up.
Because I hadn't been off the island since the beginning of April there was a long list of items I had to take care of.
The rest of the afternoon I did all the necessary shopping in St. Stephen's and Calais, taking advantage as best as I could.
On the way through town I looked with horror at the advertised gas prices: regular $1.39/ l (about US 4.15/gal)!
On the Maine side the prices are up to $ 3.82/gal ($ 1.07/l) for regular and $ 4.14/gal for the diesel.
So far there are still some advantages to live close to the border, even with a weaker Canadian Dollar.
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In the evening the rain finally stopped, and when I walked down to the water I took the camera with me.Evening sun shines on our road |
Sunset over Eastport, ME |
Where there is sun, there is hope, says I! :)) |