Well, it isn't as hot as California - cold wind, temps in the high 40s. But, no snow and the daffodils are out. A few hardy trees are beginning to leaf out, but most look quite wintery. Robins everywhere - even in Wednesday's snow, they were out looking for food. Down by the river, there are lots of Canada geese. Bob has seen a cardinal; I haven't.
We're tapping into Night Sky Cafe's internet. It's a nice coffee shop and cafe. It's downtown, not far from the traffic circle and fountain (no water in the fountain in the winter).
It's a bit cold for bicycling, but there are lots of bike trails to use once it warms up a bit. The trail is being extended and will end up by a really good Mexican restaurant. What a win-win for the restaurant: go biking, stop for a tostada.
Our rental house is right across from an elementary school. The cats are having fun looking out the front window at kids playing baseball on the ball field. Edward probably wonders what happened to his SLO cat friends and the wild turkeys that walked down our street. There are lots of tree squirrels here, though - and they're very entertaining. Bob and I saw a woodchuck yesterday, rummaging around in the corn stubble in a farmer's field.
No more news right now. Updates will follow, I promise.
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