I haven't forgotten the blog. Nor have I stopped recording the progress in the garden and in the kitchen. Those of you from the Pacific Northwest will notice that my blog writing pretty much stopped when the rain stopped. That does seem to be the framework of my life. As soon as it dries up, the TV is off and the computer usage slows.
I've been outdoors...gardening, cooking, reading, camping, listening to my ipod (usually while cooking, gardening, reading, and camping!).
So, here are some little snippets of life from the last three months:



Here is the side yard in May. The veggies and sunflowers had just been planted. Again, wait until you see it now!
My front yard garden in June was SPECTACULAR! The combination of a cooler, wetter spring made my foxgloves gigantic. Most were 6 feet tall! Mixed in with them were canterbury bells (both singles and the saucer/cup variety). Together it was magnificent. (July was a whole 'nother story as the yard full of foxgloves and canterbury bells went to seed...a whole lot of ugly for a bit!)

No comments:
Post a Comment