I’m actually not kidding. I am way too tired to think of 10 things that begin with Z. I thought I’d give it a try as Barbara let me join the letter game.  She did an excellent job with ‘w’, go see! I thought it would be a ‘random’ letter.

So-

1. Zit-Surprising I didn’t get that many on my face as a teen. Other places, well, we won’t discuss that (I mean my back!)

2. Zipper-I can sew things, but zippers and I just aren’t a team under the needle of my machine. I’m more of an elastic person it seems anyway.

3. Zoo-been to a few zoos-in Philly, Cape May, and the one out this way-I think it’s called the Plumpton Park Zoo-it’s not really a big  zoo, but it’s not that bad. My favorite animal to see is the polar bear.

4. Zorro-Antonio, you were hot as Zorro! I remember watching a tv show about Zorro with the dad from Lost in Space? Am I correct? We also had a Zorro lawnmower!

5. Zippity doo dah-I have a video of Sean singing this as a 3 yr old (or around that age). Too cute!

6. Zoey-not that she is really #6! One of my first blogger buddies who is an amazing gardener and quilter.

7. Zilch-How many times I’ve been to Europe…or Canada…or out west…or the midwest….or even New York City!

8. Zero-Which means zilch too and I also never want to see the temps drop that low. Who likes that number anyway unless there are about 5 numbers in front of it? ; )

9.Zap-An expression I use when describing microwave cooking; i.e.-“Sean, do you want me to ‘zap’ your dinner?” He can’t stand it when I say that.

10. ZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz-sorry! I doozed off there a second. ; )  Ok…Zelda-that’s a cool name-and the name of Robin William’s daughter!

Now off to bed…zip!

I was involved in an Ostara (spring/Easter) scavenger hunt that I told you about a few posts back. My recipient, Dora received her ‘goodies’ over the weekend, so now I can show you what I sent to her. I think she liked them as she’s going to use the little wooden fruit as a decoration, try the egg recipe and write inspirational phrases in the little book.
The frame shows a photo of my forsythia bushes out front, facing east-a requirement of the hunt. What’s special about those bushes is that little forsythia ‘saplings’ came from both my mom’s yard and Bri’s mom’s bushes. I believe that both yards do not have the forsythia anymore. Hanging from the frame is a little dark green bag containing seeds that I have collected from my gardens-cosmos, marigolds and money plants. I decorated the frame and the little book.The newspaper is kinda a collectible as it features the passing of Barbaro the race horse.

BTW, as a surprise, my font was changed to one of my favorites (and I didn’t even do anything-comic sans ms).