Unicorns Ahoy!

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Maybe this time it's for real.

Yesterday, for the first time since October, I opened the windows and let fresh air come rushing into the house.

It was 70 degrees.

Then a unicorn ran across my lawn, chased by two mermaids atop a sparkling dragon.

It was awesome.




If Old Man Winter is not dead, he is definitely on life support.  The bastard.


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