Another Sign of An Early Spring

We are certainly having an early spring here with the warm weather, lack of snow, and rising pollen, but we noticed another sign yesterday.

Chief of Security on Alert

Chief of Security on Alert

Chief of Security Kiska was monitoring the movements of Queen Natasha the Evil patrollingĀ Sibe Quentin when Kiska noticed a new threat growing rapidly. Can you spot it?

Look out, Natasha!

Look out, Natasha!

Yes, the rapidly growing threat was the grass – reaching up high on the Queen’s legs. We never have to worry about mowing in March (and often not until May), but it looks like Hu-Dad is going to have to crank up the tractor soon and get some mowing done.

The grass is high even on Kiska's long legs.

The grass is high even on Kiska’s long legs.

We are still seeing frost on the ground most, but not all, mornings. We had some snow just last week (while we were at the beach) and April snows are quite common, but we are settling into the fact that an early spring seems to have sprung on us. Hu-Dad, though, is still resisting mowing.

The Queen returns from her patrols with her security detail.

The Queen returns from her patrols with her security detail.

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2 Comments

  1. carolyn on March 31, 2016 at 11:39 am

    My two won’t walk through high grass – all this rain we’ve been having has made my winter rye shoot up to their bellies. LOL! Getting it mowed tomorrow. They will only walk their goat paths. Silly huskies!

  2. Lori on March 31, 2016 at 8:53 am

    Aw Queen Natasha and Chief Kiska you make the most precious security team everā¤ļøā¤ļø

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