I slept late and we are having a quiet day. This is what I woke up to at 9 a.m.
This was not night time. This was out my front door at 9 am and we don’t have fires to blame.
With the cool nights all summer in Indiana, the marigolds are about the only thing left, [...]
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Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, Garden, Home Again in Indiana, Nature, tagged Indiana, Tornado, crazy aunt purl, watermelons, corn, L.A. on August 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It is miracle Saturday. I don’t usually get online on a Saturday; let alone one that is rainy. So, I thought I would share a bit of my life with you.
When I do get online, one of my favorite blogs is Crazy Aunt Purl. I have secretly been thinking about living in L.A. a lot [...]
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Posted in Garden, Home Again in Indiana, Nature, animals, tagged chihuahua, fawns, peppers, pumpkin, rabbit, roses, tomatoes, yard on August 21, 2009 | 2 Comments »
It’s so beautiful out today. I love this property, with all the trees waving in the wind and the two fawns that have taken up residence (I think their mom might have died in a car crash). Poor babies are eating all the red tomatoes and yellow roses. They do not like the pink roses. [...]
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Posted in Garden, My Weird Family, Nature, tagged butter, Common dandelion, dandelion, lion's tooth, parachute, poison, summer on May 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Summer is officially here, along with the strange urge to pour poisons on your grass and kill things. I suppose that some weed killers are not poisonous. I have heard of pouring boiling water on stuff to get rid of it. I had a joke here about just who you could get rid of but, [...]
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Posted in Exercise, Garden, Home Again in Indiana, My Weird Family, Nature, Seeds for Seniors, tagged daffodils, energy, firemen, Mandrake roots, mowing, produce, seniors, summer, ticks, tomatoes, tulips, woods, youth on April 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Summer is almost here. Tulips and daffodils are blooming and tomato starts, in the bay window, are two inches tall.
This means that I will soon be reminded that I have, yet again, overestimated my youth and energy. I am still weight lifting and doing aerobics, and still stuck at 11 pounds lost, but I do [...]
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I am so tired of the snow and winter and having such a time trying to find anything worthwhile to post, that I thought a change of banner was in order. Trusty camera and Irritating little Chihuahua and I went out to capture the newly opened daffodils on film. I do wonder what has happened [...]
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It’s getting cold in Indiana and time to clean up the garden. We now have a bag of little hard green tomatoes. Mom tells me to wrap them in newspaper and put them in a cool spot for home grown Thanksgiving tomatoes.
You know those baby watermelons I showed you way back last spring? They [...]
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Posted in Garden, Home Again in Indiana, My Camera Sees, Painting in Realism, Travel, Writing is an Art, animals, music, tagged violin, camping, death, Wyoming, travel, Schindler's list, Alaska, cancer, Hawaii, Canada, relationships, getting older, Mother Nature, active, psychic, Mexico, Colorado, Hay Una Mujer Desaparecida on October 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Were you ever in a relationship where you woke up one morning and said, ‘This person is making me old.’?
It’s not that they are actually making you old. Mother Nature does a fine job of that on her own and when your genes add something like heart disease or cancer to the mix, it is [...]
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I want to suggest an idea to everyone, and since I like to dream big, to everyone in the world. Okay, if it spread in the US, I would be happy.
I like to garden but have always just planted enough to keep us in tomatoes, hot peppers and green onions. This year I added my [...]
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Posted in Garden, Home Again in Indiana, My Camera Sees, Nowhere Like Home, tagged EMT boy, fall, Gaffer, Garden, JRockGuitarMan, leaves, marigolds, pond, tomatoes, watermelon on October 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Mine grows with watermelons, tomatoes and marigolds all in a row; in October.
I took my morning walk and photography expedition. Somehow, I just do not think this poor little watermelon will have a chance to grow up.
It’s also raining leaves today. It is very hard to get a picture of the leaves raining against a [...]
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