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| Weekend Coffee Share |
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| Nana Grandjoy Camp Run-A-Muk - Grands helped rake leaves & pickup sticks, there is 2 brush piles going. Grands put together a can organizer for the pantry & helped carry in a band saw that was delivered. |
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| Work in progress, stalks & sticks still need to be picked up around these hostas. |
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| We went into town for supper, there were 4 minutes to do a little thrifting before the shop closed. |
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| Grands making labels for storage baskets didn't turn out as originally planned. |
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| Rose enjoyed joining the Grands for a wiffle ball game or 2, this area looks stick free & ready to mow when the time comes, I made sure the rocks being used as bases were put back along the creek where they came from. |
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| The neighbor came to say hello, we call him Buckhorn for now. |
It's nice to see green grass in your photos. Buckhorn is adorable. I was delighted to see a robin, crocus, snowdrops and aconites in the gardens this week. They're sure signs of spring. Thank you for your weekend coffee share.
ReplyDeleteThe area I just moved from is still covered with snow, being outside & all the spring things are a delight & simple pleasure.
DeleteI have to say that I'm jealous of your pictures, racking leaves, flowers poking through the ground . . . We had another round of snow fall last night, and I'm ready for it to be spring. Happy Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy yard work when the weather is perfect for it, not too cold & not too hot. It has been nice weather here to get outside to prepare the yard & garden for mowing & growing.
DeleteLOL at the label making! Not surprised at all that it didn't quite go as planned :-)
ReplyDeleteYour place looks lovely. When I lived in Portland (OR), I loved seeing the hostas break through, because it meant spring was truly underway.
The hostas were a surprise when I noticed them popping up through the leaves. We just moved here & didn't know about them. The Grands leaf raking was interrupted by a lizard they found. We got to have a little fun in-between hard work....LOL!
DeleteGreen grass wow!!
ReplyDeleteYes, & daffodils. It's awesome since there was snow on the ground the day I left the midwest. It's been good for me to be back closer to family.
DeleteLooks like the garden will be lovely come summer.
ReplyDeleteThe growing season is a little longer here so hopefully we can get lots of vine ripe tomatoes.
Deletesounds like a productive week. It's very wet here in the PNW
ReplyDeleteWe've had quite a little bit of rain here too, It will be good for garden growing season.
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