Well, I think summer is here! The yard is looking pretty decent and John has a spectacular garden of potatoes, peppers, and tomatoes! We thank Jackson and Justin for keeping the lawn nicely mowed!
We had a nice dinner for our friends, the Evans, who will be heading to the Manilla Temple Mission. We will sure miss them and wish them every success and happiness!
Had a "luau" piano recital this past weekend. A dozen students came, played a piece, wore a lei, got an "Aloha hat", and ate Hawaiian Haystacks. Lots of fun!
We're gearing up for the big barbeque here on July 3rd. We are looking for nearly 30 people. All family - either in-laws, or out-laws; we love them all! John received an awesome new grill for Christmas and is anxious to give it a workout!
All of our grandchildren seem to be doing well; from two going back east for a week each to a new up-coming baptism to a 4-year-old pedaling over here on the bike trail with his whole family for Rootbeer Float Cupcakes! It's a good life.
Enjoy the celebration and stay safe!! Happy Birthday, America!!!
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Summer Has Arrived!
I have great news - I think the cold, wet Spring has stepped aside for Summer. We have had two pretty warm days and I'm encouraged. My poor flowers have been wondering if it would ever get warm enough to grow. Even with rain during the night, we have hope this morning.
I love the shade of trees, but the maple trees in our front yard sure give me a lot of work. First it's the "tails" off the aspen trees, then the endless "helicopters" off the maples...I'm forever clearing out the flowerbeds. When they are finally clear, I'll use the "Preen" and then bark dust...my standbys.
School's out. I have four new younger piano students. They are cute, but I prefer them to be over eight years of age. Six is a might young for me.
You should see our potato plants. John should have a wonderful harvest this year!
Happy Summer to All!!!
I love the shade of trees, but the maple trees in our front yard sure give me a lot of work. First it's the "tails" off the aspen trees, then the endless "helicopters" off the maples...I'm forever clearing out the flowerbeds. When they are finally clear, I'll use the "Preen" and then bark dust...my standbys.
School's out. I have four new younger piano students. They are cute, but I prefer them to be over eight years of age. Six is a might young for me.
You should see our potato plants. John should have a wonderful harvest this year!
Happy Summer to All!!!
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