It's that time of year: the early morning sun just skims the hardwood
floors and kitchen floor...highlighting the dust and crumbs that winter
grey hid so well.
But, on a more-positive note, the wheat is looking all pretty and emerald out in the fields.
After two summers of drought, I told myself (and anyone who would listen) that I didn't want to plant ANYTHING this summer. Too hot, too dry, too dusty.
But I find myself perusing the seed catalogs and garden sites online.
That Spouse o' Mine brought out the chainsaw this weekend and cut down the two once beautiful, now-dead willow trees out of our back yard.
But he says we will replace them this spring.
Playing Bocce underneath the willows:
3 comments:
Was it the drought that took the willows? My strawberries are currently 4 inches under water. Yikes. Let me know what seeds you need. I have too many. Might just send you some anyways.
Yes. The drought.
Wow, it's spring in Kansas. How can you not look at the seed catalogues?
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