I'm sure we've all noticed by now that everything appears a little greener in our world. I'm sure the early signs of spring began deep in the earth but I started to notice the trees had little buds around a week ago and this week the grass is finally growing and bulbs and dogwoods are almost in full bloom. Spring isn't officially here till the twentieth of this month but Mother Nature is calling the shots and she says its time.
One of the perks of working for the Edwards Aquifer Authority as their character Doc Ed is that I often get to enjoy days like these. Sometimes the Doc ed shows are held outdoors at a park or nature trail. Even when they're in a school I'll have plenty of time before and after the shows to chill and watch the clouds roll by. So Doc Edwards wants everyone to take a few few minutes out of their busy day to chill and watch the grass grow as often as possible.
Tomorrow morning Doc will be presenting his aquifer Adventure show for the kindergarten kids at Woodlawn Elementary for three performances starting at 9:30a.m., 9:45a.m. and 11a.m. followed by some down time at my favorite Mexican Cafe : Natalie's. We like to call it the Pink House and believe me it's quite pink. If your down on the west side of town on Cupples Road just a few blocks from highway 90 you should take the time to have a meal there.
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