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| The sacrificial tomato plants |
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| More herbs for the garden, patiently waiting to be re potted |
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| I think these are mini daffodils |
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| One thing about living down here is that the leaves fall in the spring. Michael had raked every single one up 2 weeks ago, as he was standing there admiring his handiwork they started to fall again. |
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| These lasted through the winter and are blooming away! |
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| My sad looking garden, the grass or weeds or whatever they are is almost impossible to rip out of the ground. The rosemary bush is heading towards tree status! |
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| This is the view we have everyday. That is the Coburg Creek which nicely floods our yard at lunar high tide and storms. I love the tree to the right, the landlord said its petrified...there is something about it that just draws me. You can't see the Egrets that were flying around but I did! |
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| It seems like everything is in bloom! Behind this property is the Stono River and we get a wonderful breeze off it. You can hear the boats going up and down it and it is part of the inter-coastal waterway. |
It looks like you had a wonderful day. I know after working so hard this week that you must have totally enjoyed your day off!
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful out most of the day and that was the best part of the whole thing!
DeleteSo.... how much of it did you actually get done?
ReplyDeleteWell, I finished the grocery shopping, the dusting, the laundry, two lasagnas made, dinner for the two of us (which was very good, very simple and very healthy) and I spent a couple of hours at Kits visiting and drinking wine. I quess even though I planned on a lot more, it was a very good day!
ReplyDeleteWow, busy...we had people over for dinner yesterday, which we never do, so lots of cleaning, weeding, etc., took place.
ReplyDeleteI always have to chuckle when we have people over. We clean the derndest things. It's like we think people are coming to see our home instead of us.
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