Pools and Popsicles
Our water babies are keeping cool, one in sweltering Vancouver and two in melting Saskatoon.
Popsicles for everyone.
Tea in a Caboose is temporarily closed due to holidays, hot weather,
Home & Garden
Hibiscus, again
Today, June 27, 2021
I've only had one hibiscus plant in my life and it's a miracle self-healer.
It's been ailing many times, close
Azzy
I'm not really a cat person, in fact I usually try keep a little distance between cats and myself. But when I'm visiting Luke, Michelle and
Cheerfulness Personified
Marie says she has the best view in town and she's right. A curve of the Swift Current Creek, a busy walking path, the city golf course with
Musgoes for Supper
When neither Dave nor I are in a cooking mood and it's getting close to suppertime (or dinnertime if you live in a city larger than ours), one
Adriana la Cubana
My Cuban friend is a lovely person, full of personality and energy, an artist, a scientist, a teacher and a cyclist. She was working on her PhD in agriculture at
Clotheslines
Lots of people love the look of laundry on a clothesline, and I'm one of them, so of course I take pictures. I hope you enjoy some of
Thank you FaceTime
For all the annoyance we feel about technology, and all the legitimate complaints about Facebook and Twitter, what would we do without FaceTime?!
It's been our link to
A Girl and Her Chickens
Can a love of poultry be transmitted through our DNA?
My dad loved things that have wings, in particular 4-seater aircraft, Canada geese, swans and peacocks. He also loved chickens.
Autumn Joy
For anyone who has a yard and likes perennials, this is for you.
Introducing my favourite sedum (alias stonecrop) that I wouldn't even have thought of this winter
