The other day, I decided to walk down to the end of my driveway to check and see how my daffodils and grape hyacinths were doing. The daffodils were fine and looked like they would be in full bloom in a day or two. The problem was the grape hyacinths. I couldn’t find them. Upon closer observation, I realized they were still there, sort of. One of God’s charming and apparently hungry four-legged creatures had stopped by for an early morning breakfast!

Traditionally, we celebrate Volunteer Appreciation the last week in April. As with everything else this year, we had to celebrate it a bit differently here at the Gibson Center.

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