What’s this green stuff under my yard?
Well, it's about time you showed up here again, slacker.
Yeah, well, disease will do that to you.
Bird Flu happens, I guess. Can I have your stuff?
I've been sick for a few days, and I'm actually starting to feel somewhat productive again. So combine that with all the work I haven't gotten done recently, and things are a little backlogged.
So, imagine my surprise when Mother Nature flipped some switch and winter instantly turned into spring. Last week, I'm having flight cancellations due to a giant snow storm, and like 2 days later, it's 60 degrees and springtime sunny outside. Crazy, I know!
Even crazier, my yard is starting to disappear, and I'm all perplexed. See, I've had this thick white yard for about as long as I can remember, and I still have an amount of snow that would still be measured in feet, although the metric folks would have converted to centimeters a little while ago. However, there are some isolated areas near shoveled places where the snow is starting to recede, leaving behind this strange green leafy stuff underneath. I can't imagine what this substance is, or what I'm going to do if more of it starts invading my lovely snow lawn. Help!!!
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