By Nate Feldman
*The weather
After a rainy, blustery weekend, the sky cleared up for a mostly sunny and warm workweek in the Philadelphia area. Daylight Savings Time began on Sunday, so people now have an extra hour to enjoy the sunshine. The temperatures also warmed up to spring-like weather, with highs in the mid-70s in the middle of the week.
| Sunny weather in Berwyn, PA |
*The Outdoors
The Cherry Blossoms in Clark Park in Philadelphia began turning bright pink, showing that spring is just around the corner. The Forsythia bushes also started turning yellow with their flowers popping up everywhere.
I went with Kipper, my golden retriever, to Teegarden Park, a local place where dogs are allowed to roam with their owners. He had a lot of fun playing with other dogs.
| Cherry Blossoms at Clark Park, Philadelphia, PA |
| A forsythia bush with bright yellow colors in Berwyn, PA |
*Local News
The Tredyffrin-Easttown Middle School in Berwyn, PA performed its annual play this week. The middle school actors starred in Singing in the Rain, Jr.. The show took place on Wednesday for elementary school students, Thursday during the day for the middle school itself, and Thursday and Friday evenings as well as Saturday afternoon for the general public.
In my personal life, my father and I are planning to see a minor league baseball game in Allentown, PA at the end of March, the first time I will see a game there. I talked with two guys I know at the local YMCA while I was working out. They were good conversations.
My daughters performed in the aforementioned school play and did great! On Thursday, my sister, her husband, and my nephew joined my mother, father, and myself in watching the play. My sister told me she would like to check out the Ryers Farm for Aged Equines, a local farm that takes care of older horses. I saw the play again on Friday, and on Saturday, my former wife and her in-laws were there. I had a good conversation with her father-in-law, and she even bought me a soft pretzel and a drink.
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