Sugar Gliders and Other Ways We’re Passing the Time
First off – I hope you are well and in possession of toilet paper. Has your life changed as drastically as ours has? Here in Massachusetts, we’re doing our best to self-quarantine, dashing out for groceries about once a week and otherwise staying home. Pepper is on spring break, soon to start online versions of […]
Seeking Color
There’s always a sort of color “drought” between the months of January and March, and I find myself strongly drawn to anything bright and cheery during this part of the year. Do you feel this way, too? Here are some of the things that have been helping me recently as I wait for the flowers […]
Arctic Temperatures and an Accordion
Did you have a white Christmas like we did? Wasn’t it nice? Or, maybe it wasn’t so nice for you. Maybe you had to drive somewhere and the roads were treacherous. That’s never fun. But, if, like us, you were spending Christmas at the at the next door neighbor’s house and had only to walk […]
First Hydrangea of the Season
Small confession – this hydrangea isn’t mine. I spotted it while walking the dogs this morning. It had a lone blossom, down near its base, so hidden, I almost missed it. This particular hydrangea is part of what I call a “shrub island.” A very successful shrub island, I might add. You’ve know the sort I mean – the […]
