Goodbye to the old licence plate. We decided to go for a generic one. My name has been in the paper a couple of time. Just because you are paranoid it doesn't mean they aren't out to get you!
I filled up the fountain, we snacked for dinner after our late lunch. Then I built a strawberry rhubarb crisp. The strawberries and rhubarb are from Miller's Bay farm nearby. I covered it up with the bee's wax cover. (It was a gift,
Lee Valley Tools!) We will have this for dessert for a few days, although we don't normally have a dessert.
We watched our most recent online show, Dalgliesh, and I konked out by 9 p.m.
Sunday morning, for Father's Day, Nutmeg nuked some veggies sausages for her daddy. I helped, of course. He is a wonderful step-father, and a terrific grandfather, and we love him!
It's a beautiful time of year, aside from the bugs. We await the monarch butterflies. The milkweed plants in the front are just about to bloom. The smell will be incredible.
Clematis and allium.
The Bartzella peony have set 4 blossoms. I've pink and white peonies, as well. Only the white have an aroma.
We cannot ignore the simple whites.
I cleaned out the pond pump. Percy is still alone in the pond. I've not decided what to do with Percy and his yummy friends. Normally, I get a break shutting down the indoor 60 gallon aquarium.
I nearly stepped on the spider. It appears to have eggs on its back. This is just with the iPhone.
Fred is obviously pregnant, the poor thing looks like how I felt when I was 9 months pregnant!
Fred yawns from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.