Monday is here and the sun has finally returned. Other years, I would be at work glancing out the front windows of the office, to see the sun across the street. The office faced straight north so the sun was never on our side of the street. Now I am retired and the sun is mine to enjoy every day that it shines.
Yay Sunshine!
I was just out watering the plants. Being out in our yard is so relaxing. I love nature. I love all forms of life – except for a few people. For the most part, I ignore people I do not care for but I do struggle with those who are arrogant or cruel.
I prefer to focus on the people and other life forms that I love.
I am not sure if rocks are considered a form of life but I love them. We have several rocks around our yard and Dan is supposed to be getting a BIG one from one of his friends shortly.We have our first tomato! It is a beefsteak, so hopefully it grows a bit before it ripens or it will be Kat’s first tomato of the year.A couple of these blossom have finally opened all the way. They have the strangest texture. They feel like tissue paper.I bought this Hosta for Dan years ago. We have probably moved it four times but it has finally found its happy place. It is huge and getting bigger every year.Dan is refinishing a couple of our frogs. He still has to paint the horns gold. I don’t know when I became a hoarder but I hate sending anything to the landfill – even rusty old frogs. 🙄
Have a good week, all! Hopefully I will have pictures of peppers and cucumbers to share soon.
Flowers remind me of pasdion flowers. Is the hosta in the shade? They usually live under trees.(at their base) We have a handfull of cherry tomatos. The big ones are growing but refusing to turn red!There is a good recipie here we may use-fried green tomatos!
The hosta is in our front yard (facing east). It is supposed to be in the shade of Dan’s weeping willow tree but his tree would have to actually get bigger than the hosta for that to happen. I love fried green tomatoes!
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Flowers remind me of pasdion flowers. Is the hosta in the shade? They usually live under trees.(at their base) We have a handfull of cherry tomatos. The big ones are growing but refusing to turn red!There is a good recipie here we may use-fried green tomatos!
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The hosta is in our front yard (facing east). It is supposed to be in the shade of Dan’s weeping willow tree but his tree would have to actually get bigger than the hosta for that to happen. I love fried green tomatoes!
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