Monthly Archives: June 2010

The Fullness of Summer, the Welcome Bed

28 June 2010

On Sunday I went to the Useful Plants Nursery Summer Plant Sale and bought a marvelous assortment of trees and shrubs. While I was gone, Jay pulled up the old floor downstairs, which was a hodge-podge of hardwood flooring, parquet, linoleum, and tile. Now it is down to a bare slab. [...]

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Summer’s Parade

24 June 2010

June has swept me up in her hot parade and I have so enjoyed the celebration I can hardly believe we are near its end. My second eldest has graduated from high school, and the party that goes with that has long since passed. The garden is marching along happily, though the week [...]

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Of Poisons and Peaches

4 June 2010

This Spring I made it a few times to our local Farmer’s Market, which for me is a major accomplishment since I usually do a lot of nothing on Saturday mornings. But I’m so glad I made it, because I met Wilma, a fascinating mountain woman, and bought some currant bushes from her. [...]

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Congratulations

3 June 2010

to Andrea, who won the drawing for the free print!

A Wednesday Gift

2 June 2010

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My finished piece, “What Lives in the Crowns of Trees,” has SOLD!  Thank you, Ann!

To celebrate all this goodness, I am giving away a small 5.5 x 6″ print of the piece.  Leave a comment below with your name and I will select a winner at random tomorrow evening!

Pitch for a Shift

2 June 2010

I need some sort of shift, I thought, as Renee screamed at McKinley at the top of her lungs downstairs. There has to be a way for us to move more into the life we desire with less stress and more beauty. There just has to be a way!

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