Correct.

I can't imagine Kat-involved festivities without Kat-created tasty food. It all sounds delicious! Looking forward to that recipe post, the phantom boat story, and the Jo-Jo tales.

My husband just turned 70 and he qualifies as a G.F. He has been so for many years. He usually puts on his best face when other people are around, but now and then he slips.

I am sure our country's founders would be shocked if they could see what has happened to our "free" country. So many of our freedoms are gone now, and more disappear each day. Those striving

The butt-sponge idea sure sounds like a lot of fun, though...for a kid. I don't plan to test it.

That was fun to look back at your past early-July activities. Does the bear pass through very often? I've never seen one here, but my sister sees them from time to time at her place in Montana.

I'm sure the new shop will be nice when it's done, but the process looks painful. And noisy. Perhaps I should acquire a Corgi to catch ground squirrels here. As usual, they are being pests. And Clarence

Ooooh, I was wrong! I do have some blossoms on the squash today! It has been rainy, cloudy, and chilly for a few days, so I hadn't been out in the garden.

Thanks! My sister really does a great job with crocheting things, and making the repair was easier than I expected, once I had the correct needle.

I've had that rhubarb plant for several years. It must love where it is planted, because it has gotten huge!

Over the past several years, as I learned more and more about what's in the food we buy at the store, I have been changing the way I cook. I shudder when I think of the things I fed to my children thirty

Actually, that's just the result of poor photography. LOL But I like the idea!

I was glad I was able to figure out how to do it.

Thanks! It was an interesting learning experience.

Oh dear. Definitely not a pleasant gramma memory! By the time I was born, only one of my four grandparents was still living. For most of my growing up years, she lived far away and I didn't see her often.

You have so many beautiful flowers! I enjoy all the photos of them that you share. Nice to see flowers on the veggies. Mine aren't quite there yet. Soon!

Did you use a tube of refrigerated biscuit dough? Or did you make it yourself? I'm wondering if it makes much difference in how it turns out and/or how long to bake it; I try hard to avoid pre-made products

Uffda. Forced rest is not fun, especially when pain is involved. I am glad you felt up to producing a tasty pie, and that you got to admire the peonies. Mine bloomed a couple of weeks ago, but my sister's

My sister lives near the Mission Mountains in western Montana. Bears turn up in their yard periodically, usually black bears. She has some good stories to tell about them.

Congratulations on getting out into the country! You made a leap of faith in December, and now it's all working out. Looking forward to more great photographs.