Bottles in the window
Summer weather has arrived. We at last had a marvelous fourth with just right temperatures. The kids came over and Miss Madee brought a little friend with her...
We had a fine picnic of hotdogs, potato salad, baked beans doctored up with dijon mustard, and a fruity yogurt salad.
The juncos have finally left their geranium nest so I now have my bistro table back. Here is one of the little guys just before vacating. Doesn't even resemble a junco yet.
Baby Junco
Tomorrow is Friday and that's a good thing. It was nice having the fourth off but it threw me off a bit today with my "inner calendar. It felt like it should've been Sunday. I am certainly glad that my working hours are fairly early so that I get off before it really gets warm although tomorrow might test that theory.
I have several sweet pea blossoms so far and am looking forward to having their sweet scent waft through the dining room window and maybe even reach the upstairs bedroom. So far growing them in a large pot with a tomato cage seems to be a success.
Lena came by the other day bringing gifts and treasures and among them was this little "English Toby"jug.
Toby Jugs have been around since the early 18th century.
They were brought back by Doulton in the 19th century, who developed the idea into a range of character jugs.
Today, their popularity shows no signs of declining and they have held their value at auction sales.
Their appeal is wide reaching because Doulton jugs are quite different both in their craftsmanship and their subject matter.
He's a little bit like an english gnome and I am planning to feature him from time to time in a shot or two. Thanks Lena!
The toby amongst the geraniums
This post has been a little disjointed but it is a post none the less… :-)
An update on our wolberts lawn
The "Bearded One" sprinkling the lawn.
What a difference having our company treating our yard has made! Thanks boss.
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