Spring has sprung. After having temperatures in the 90's for a few days - where did that come from???? - we are closer to normal temperatures for this time of year. R ordered some strawberries from the county 4-H sale and got those planted.
An open house at a local market had this Fuchsia that wanted to come home with us. How could we say no?
And there are peas. R and L started them from seeds and transplanted them outside. They have really taken off.
And, after two long years, we finally got around to burning our leave and twig pile in the backyard. What an undertaking that turned out to be! The leaves were wet and compact at the bottom of the pile, so those took forever to burn. After two days of working on it, we put a serious dent in it. The back yard looks so much nicer!
I love this picture of the sunbeams coming through the trees in the backyard. Of course they are hitting the smoke from the fire - someone somewhere is cringing at our big, fat carbon footprint! And along with all the other things spring brings with it are thunderstorms. Ginger does not like thunder! She decided to cozy up with L on the couch until it passed.
And there are peas. R and L started them from seeds and transplanted them outside. They have really taken off.
And, after two long years, we finally got around to burning our leave and twig pile in the backyard. What an undertaking that turned out to be! The leaves were wet and compact at the bottom of the pile, so those took forever to burn. After two days of working on it, we put a serious dent in it. The back yard looks so much nicer!
I love this picture of the sunbeams coming through the trees in the backyard. Of course they are hitting the smoke from the fire - someone somewhere is cringing at our big, fat carbon footprint! And along with all the other things spring brings with it are thunderstorms. Ginger does not like thunder! She decided to cozy up with L on the couch until it passed.