Here are the high and low temperature scarves, up through the last day of Spring. I will probably need to buy more yarn for the 40s and 50s colors. (Boy are our low temperatures consistent in Spring.) I’m going to see what happens in the next month or so for the 60s before […]
I found this book on one of my free and bargain Kindle newsletters. It was written (translated at the very least) at the turn of last century, so I’m guessing it’s in the public domain now. It’s a nice little book. The stories don’t seem very Westernized – they definitely have fairy tale aspects, but
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An interesting book about books, libraries and the people that have created libraries, both private and public. I can’t come to a decision as to whether or not it’s a good book. It’s good information, but man is it rambling.
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Another skein of yarn kicked through hexipuffs (Malabrigo Sock in Playa). I’m frankly amazed I got three other separate projects out of this skein, and still managed this many puffs.
I only finally got the plants out to harden off on Wednesday, between our trip, and the ridiculous amount of cold and rain we’ve been getting. Things were definitely starting to get leggy, so I planted out most everything today. The pepper are still inside (I’ll be putting them out for tonight at the
The Quebec Corner garden is planted up to represent the woodland habitat around Montreal, as well as the wetland habitat of the nearby islands. It’s very different than the ornamental shade garden on the other side of the larger grounds – not as showy – but lovely in its own way.
Weekly Wildflowers – Quebec Corner, Montreal Botanic Garden, Montreal, QC Read More »
