You sure got some unique shots on that walk, despite the overcast sky. I've been trying to choose a favorite, and am going for the third photo, with the second photo coming in as a close second, just because

Oh boy, I could add a lot of suggestions to that list!

I was in that city in 1979, and I loved it! My stay there was much too short.

I managed to miss this one until now. Hope your travels are going well!

I know one young man who began to go bald quite young, and quickly got tired of trying to cover it up with what hair was left, so he just shaved the rest of it off. He does have a beard and mustache, but

Pun noted. Oooooh.

People who carry on about the beauty of deer in the yard obviously haven't tried growing flowers, or vegetables for themselves to eat. I remember one non-gardening woman who said, "Oh, surely you

According to the official zoning maps, we are also in 6b. So is my sister, over in Montana. But we both plant as if we were in zone 4, because we both are located in odd micro-climates.

Many years ago, we tried out square foot gardening for a few seasons. We were in our forties at the time, and already found it awkward to lean two feet over into the middle to weed. Eventually, my husband

Congrats to the kiddo on the medal!

No, I didn't notice the difference in the snowflakes. That's probably a good thing: they blend well together.

Hoop frames are a marvelous idea. We have always just thrown tarps or old sheets and blankets over plants when frost threatens. It's not ideal, but it was free and available when we were much younger,

Where I live, tomatoes, peppers, winter squash, and melons can be started in late March. Other vegetables and flowers are generally started in mid-April, and nothing goes out into the garden before Memorial

Wow!

I object. LOL!!

Were you able to grow a few herbs and vegetables all winter in your dome? I understand some people do that in my area, but only certain varieties will make it through the winter.

Ack! Unexpected repair expenses are the pits! But this was interesting to read, as I had no idea there was such as thing as coating a pipe with epoxy. I sure hope it works; the alternative sounds like

As usual, I am astonished by how much you pack into one day. I am pleased to hear your new orthotics are helpful; those can make such a difference in one's pain level.

The weather has been a roller-coaster here in north Idaho, too. I hope it sorts itself out soon and decides to be spring.

I was tempted to start cleaning up some of the mulch messes a couple of weeks ago, and I am glad I didn't, since we got more snow after that hint of spring. I am not familiar with hellebore. I should look