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Then about a week ago this young lady came along with her Mama. Mama (my daughter) went home and Miss. Claire stayed. She requested one more week yesterday and how could I possibly say "no" to a Grandgirl who does this with her Gammie?
and this
In addition she is excellent company, low maintenance and at 5'9" helps Gammie reach things without a step up . A win win I would say.
Our view on Wednesday of Mt. Lassen on a half day trip after chores still wearing a cloak of snow and we are almost half way to Fall ! Can you tell I am happy?
Another away from computer time eater. Long awaited simple but if I say so myself attractive kitchen towels woven for Brittany and Jon's wedding gift. Better late than never!
Lastly two of five peaches on my bare root planted this year. I was amazed and realize most folks remove first year fruit. But heck this tree is growing like crazy and I expected them to fall off before this stage. So for now I say let us see what happens. I also have a Sugar Semi Dwarf Pear , Granny Smith apple and a Meyer lemon. One of our resident jack rabbits tried to devour my lemon but I saved the day with a good cage. She is growing back and looks to be on the way to success.
Have a wonderful weeks end and I will pop back in when Miss. Claire has left for home.
6 Comments:
Well, ya had me goin' for a second there trying to figure out your "new" blog look! (You teaser, you.)
Having your lovely granddaughter with you for a visit is a wonderful excuse . . . however you want to use it!
Those woven kitchen towels are just gorgeous. I have a thing for checks anyway so those really appeal to me. The recipients should be honored!
Thanks Mama Pea. I admit to a tease though Buyer beware.
I will see it through and surprise the heck out of myself and everyone else 😊
I need to borrow your granddaughter! Mine are still too little to help like that! Maybe someday. :) Really impressed with your peaches! Mine have done poorly and rot before they are ripe. I need to set aside some research time to figure out how to treat them,
I want a Miss Claire! Those kitchen towels are wonderful - well worth the time off the blogosphere (where you have been sorely missed). Looks rather blissful there - can't wait until you catch us up.
Looks like I could make some $ renting this girl out for barn cleaning 😊
Leigh I was stunned that I got any fruit this year . The peach was nice flesh and soft skin. Could have gone another day or too a bit too firm by the pit for my liking.
Susan I know your work ethic and you with Claire would be a formidable force 😂
We are in the middle of a slight warm up. Next few days will top out over 100 but cool off at night with a breeze. I hope to find some serious blog time on Saturday or Sunday.
Miss Claire leaves Friday 🙀
Hi, just found your blog . . . I absolutely love seeing what other folks are going with their outdoor space. Your little peach tree is amazing, I had no idea you could plant bare-root and have fruit that soon. It must be your green thumb. My husband and I purchased a little run down cottage just outside of town on an area of land. After living in a tight neighborhood (where we could almost touch our neighbor's house without leaving our yard) this feels like the Ponderosa to us, LOL. We have lived here 4 years this spring, so I am growing my 5th garden ever and love, love, loving it. Your place looks amazing and what a beautiful area you live in.
Have fun with your granddaughter, ours are coming for a stay in August, we can hardly wait :)
Happy to meet you,
Connie :)
P.S. please come visit, maybe we can be sister blog followers:)
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