We're getting there! And it may only be temporary. But Spring is on its way to North Central Indiana (I'm 50 mi northwest of Indianapolis).

How do I know? Well, for one thing, some daffodils and crocuses are blooming in my yard. And its starting to green up. And the robins are stalking (worms and each other). Moles are riveting my yard.

I also played golf for the first time this year yesterday morning. Surprisingly, I did rather well (38). New course, new people, but more on that later.

I also have been able to work in the yard without freezing my butt off. Yesterday afternoon, I roto-tilled the hard, bare ground where the septic finger system is buried, picked up a bazillion stones (from "fill" dirt), sowed grass seed, and raked it smooth(er). I was one pooped puppy when I finished. Grass better grow!

Now, it's on to the flower patch and the garden. It hasn't been cleaned since last autumn. And I need to plant the early things--potatoes, lettuce, radishes, peas, etc. Anticipation beckons.

And one more last sign of Spring: I got my "summer" haircut an hour ago! The winter mop is gone--still gray, but less of it. That will bring cold temperatures into Indiana, for sure!
(Oh, by the way, the polyp biopsy returned "benign"!!!)
Happy days are here again!