
We then picked up some plants for the garden, 2 types of basil, an okra and a cucumber. We were looking for sage plants because both of my sage plants succumbed to the winter weather and I haven't been able to find replacements yet. I'd had those plants for 7 or 8 years and use them for cooking all the time.

He also mailed a package to our daughter in Japan, some goodies she was needing. Holy, moly, I think we made a down payment on buying Japan, boy was that expensive.

I went swimming yesterday for the first time this year, very late, often I'm in there by April. The poor pool is full of Jasmine and Honeysuckle debris. The lattice around the pool is covered with them and the smell is a delight, the mess they make not so much.
Off to see the above stairs cat (also known as Yohji--our daughter's cat), he won't come downstairs so I spend some time with him every afternoon.
Nice to see the bears enjoying the sunshine:) Hope the one who went swimming survived the experience!
ReplyDeleteO My God !
ReplyDeleteI hope the bear could swim!
ReplyDeleteSwimming with the scent of jasmine and honeysuckle sounds wonderful but I imagine the fallen leaves and flowers are a pain.