Monthly Archives: June 2021

is we can see flowers without cages around them. Not that we don’t love Andy’s roses. June 30, 2021

The advantage of having our house so close to the east edge of the ridge is the great views. The disadvantage is it’s a lot more work for Andy to clear the vegetation 100 feet from the house. Here is … Continue reading →

I love living in a small town. Our local paper —online daily, printed version once a week — often shows pictures of deer, birds, and other creatures taken by the readers. These two of a yearling pruning the bushes outside … Continue reading →

I was so busy thinking of the pups yesterday I forgot it was the tenth anniversary of the fire. Here are some of the pictures Andy took as he was beating feet and heading home. There are more pictures and … Continue reading →

Kaitlin, Torben and the pups are on their way to see Torben’s family. After a long day of driving Kaitlin took a picture of the pups in the motel room. It warms my heart, they both look so calm and … Continue reading →

I found these pictures of the pond taken May 30, 2019. The flowers were in full bloom then, a lot of the ones at the pond now have already faded. There are more pictures, plus higher resolution ones of these, … Continue reading →

I took a few more pictures of the pond yesterday evening. There are more on Flickr here. June 24, 2021

Kaitlin, Torben and the pups are coming the evening of July 3rd, and they’ll stay on the land about six days. I decided I should practice taking pictures with my iPhone before they come…so a week or so ago I … Continue reading →

I contacted Wondrium again to remind them how frustrating it was to have to sign in every time, and they told me how I could watch programs without having to do that. They’ve also fixed the watchlist problem and are … Continue reading →

So, did Tempi look relaxed and cool on the table in yesterday’s post? In fact, Kaitlin and Torben just paved their patio with bluestone, which would probably be cooler. Zoe seems to appreciate the new addition: But remember, as I … Continue reading →