| Living the Good Life |
This year, 2021, was another rather wild ride but we are still here. I'm hoping that 2022 will improve for everyone.
Paula Cravens explores acrylic painting, mixed media, collage and the meaning of the universe
color study
Thank you, Columbia Basin Trust for making this possible.
Apricots and cherries ripen in July. Be prepared next year and buy your lids, pectin and jars in June.
I have received the most bang for the buck from the pansies I bought back in April. But don't bother buying coleus until the end of May...some died and none of them grew an iota until the weather warmed up.
Note to self: Don't buy coleus until mid-May
It dropped down to 2C last night!