I was going through my Twitter feed this morning and came across this tweet from History Link: A historical tidbit like that is just the right thing to get me looking for patterns in time and circumstance. Today is the … Continue reading →
I missed this post when I was doing my forecast roundup for 2014. In a sense it doesn’t “fit” with the others on the list because it is written by a consultant who uses a westernized form of the traditional … Continue reading →
Enkianthus campanulata “Red Bells” is an elegant choice for the Pacific Northwest garden. Although a garden needs to have some evergreens around in the winter, deciduous shrubs and trees are an important part of the magic as well. One of … Continue reading →
The only requests for this year’s Easter celebration were for hard boiled eggs and chocolate bunnies. I took this as an out from making a traditional Easter dinner that (for me) must include a good ham, butterflake biscuits, green salad … Continue reading →
