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This week I canned some peaches. Elberta Peaches to be exact. They have been a long time family favorite.In my younger years I can remember the local grocer getting their Elbertas in for the season. One of us kids (or maybe all of us) came running home, bursting into the kitchen, screaming “Jack Waldon has… Continue reading Life’s Tag Lines
I live with a couple Gamers. I have lived with one of them for almost 50 years. One might interject here. “Oh sure, there weren’t games 50 years ago.” to which I response. Ever hear of pinball? fooz ball? Yes, those are a bit more tactile but games none the less. But, I digress (haha… Continue reading rare seeds?
It is the 3rd year for my tiny garden. Again I started planting early in the kitchen. Tomatoes from seed, which for me is always a trick. Hoping this try works better. Dill, Cucumbers, Cosmos, Beans, always the norm. Potatoes, just 3 planted on Good Friday just like Grandpa N would have done. And a… Continue reading the Tiny garden named Beverly
Celebrating Our Life Together! 1977 to 2024 I told you long ago that I had a word that meant I Love You but it would take a lifetime to say. I am still trying to saying all of it. Trying to pronounce it correctly and will continue to do just that. HAPPY 47th ! It… Continue reading The Better 1/2
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day… O.K. in honor of Spring… O.K. in honor of cabin fever and spring fever and we really need to get on the road and out of the house! O’Rally! Let’s Drive! The Loops. Clockwise: South from home. South on Sunnyside. Down Rocky Canyon. Up Yellowstone to the High Road.… Continue reading O’Rally! St. Pat’s Run
Found this cool book while looking for Bible study helps . Our pastor at our church is leading us in a study of the Book of Revelation. It has been so interesting to read through it again as the pastor teaches us the things she has learned. It is awesome. You can listen on this… Continue reading Sir Isaac Newton
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One of the Bethlehem Post Office’s sent us a Beautiful Christmas card. thanking us for supporting them. We were all very touched by the kindness. Warm Thanks to Bethlehem Kentucky. thanks to all the workers Nationwide that do their jobs so well. Merry Christmas to all.
There is a sigh of relief that happens this time of year for people who like to garden. The temperatures warm up. The forecast looks favorable. The snow goes off the local mountains. It must mean it is time to plant. The fear of frost is deminished. Seeds and seedlings can be put in the… Continue reading Grounded.
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