by Deborah Gregg
The spirit of the firefly is within us all, warm and full of life and hope. Look for it every day. 
by Deborah Gregg
It’s a good idea to start the day with some nice hot coffee or tea. Peas know this, but they can overdo it. Let’s have none of this “What? I only had one cup…” baloney. If the cup is as big as your head, you might want to cut down.
I’m In the Garden… the wet, soggy garden…
May 30th, 2008Posted in Summer, Flowers, Garden | No Comments »
Good Grief! We have had so much rain lately! We need to dry out now. Waiting to plant the warm weather seeds. Squash, Cucumbers, Beans, etc. Cant work out there and till (me and my shovel type tilling) the sections till its not so soggy! But not complaining, better than too hot and too dry too soon.
The Moon in May
May 24th, 2008Posted in Moon, Spring, Tiny ACEO, Cats, Flowers, Garden | No Comments »
by Deborah Gregg
The moon in May glows across the soft greens and every soft shade of spring bloom rustling on the fruit trees. Stay and soak it in if you can, it doesn’t last long. God Bless the Bees, seems there are only a few with a lot of work to do!
Planting Poppies today and digging a new onion bed. A beautiful day here for Earth Day!
Drama in the garden! A large blackbird unwittingly strolls into the pea patch. There is a bit of a dust up as the peas go on the defensive, each pea using their own unique technique. Have no fear, the peas win the day! As the somewhat confused bird strolls back out of the pea patch. Had to put this one up, I finally planted some spring peas today!
Gloomy wet,cold, spring is here, but for now we just have to look at pictures and seed catalogs to help us believe it!
March, out like a lion! Onward to April and Spring????
March 31st, 2008Posted in March, Spring | 1 Comment »
Clouds break at lands end
March 29th, 2008Posted in Parrot, Lands End, Sea, Lighthouses, Spring | No Comments »
The old lighthouse keeper and his parrot count all their many blessings on a spring morning at lands end. And I will do the same today.