Gardening, music, life with MS
I also checked out the Butterfly bush, (Buddleia), an all time favorite of mine! I think every household, especially with children, should have at least one! They come in all different colors and bloom throughout the season, and of course live up to to their name. If you cut off the dead blooms, you will […]
Wow, I just came inside. It is hot out already! Supposed to be 95 today. Maggie has been sleeping in and I wanted to get her out before it got too hot. We went out at 11. I was going to go water some potted plants on the deck but she wanted to go out […]
6/3 Today is going to be 95, agh, too hot, too soon. It is very ironic to me that before I had MS, it was never too hot for me, ever! I thrived in the heat, I was in my element at the beach, (I am a water sign). Water anywhere around me and I […]
6/9 I’ll give him credit for addressing the nation, which he did. He also threatened to bring in our military forces to stop the rioting and called the governors and mayors weak. He is our “law and order president,” his words. He also had law enforcement deploy tear gas onto a peaceful protest so that […]
6/1 Still have shooting pains, called dentist and they can not it me in and suggested another location. I called the other location and they were surprised that after 2 procedures, mine wouldn’t fit me in. I agree, I’m a little pissed. Obviously they missed something. I’ve been told by a few people that sometimes […]
Rosemary, Lavender, Flat leaf Parsley, Thyme, Greek Oregano, Chives, Dill, Cilantro My herb garden is in a raised bed next to the vegetable garden. Most of the herbs are perennial except for the Parsley, which is biennial. The Dill reseeded from last year. The Cilantro is the only new one. Basil is planted in the […]
6/1 Over the weekend, throughout the US, there has been mass protests condemning the unfortunate death of George Floyd, a black man, at the hands of a white police officer, AGAIN! As a white woman, this happens way to much. If I was a black mother, having had to have “the talk” with my son […]