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Red Admiral butterflies are so thick outdoors that they light on almost anything that stands still. I saw them on the horses' backs and even tails, and one landed on my shoulder. I don't know what the usual emergence time is for the species in our area, but it seems to me that typically we do not see them until May.

I've gotten caught up in a book today and in consequence got only a limited amount of other things done. The book is Robin McKinley's Pegasus, which came out last year. Definitely worth reading, in my opinion, and I'll have more to say once I've finished it.

Mostly sunny today, and warm, but tonight there is a chance of showers and tomorrow an 80% chance of thunderstorms I think. Thought I heard a rumble of thunder a few inutes ago, but the radar shows nothing nearby.

Tomorrow is the last day Gary will be here before he heads off to his hurdy gurdy conference. Back late Sunday, I guess, just as I was from FCN last weekend. Going to be odd alone here for that long. Haven't had that in several years. I'll manage, but I'm not used to it any more.

Had this drowsy, sluggish feeling all day with some congestion as from allergies. Don't see how I could have gotten con crud, though I suppose a touch of PCD is possible. Feels humid and oppressively warm at the moment, though the temperature in the house is only 68F.
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