Now that some things are recovering from the freeze, there's nasty weather out to the west--lots of yellow and red on the radar. Hopefully things won't get slashed and bashed by hail.
Henryii clematis buds. I was struck by how graceful and serene they look, reaching up to the sky.
The giant volunteer hosta getting ready to astonish me. It has such rhythm and energy!
Columbines ready to bloom, with lamium Silver Beacon in the background.
Columbines ready to bloom, with lamium Silver Beacon in the background.
Henryii clematis buds. I was struck by how graceful and serene they look, reaching up to the sky.
I was hoping to get some new T pics, but either they won't cooperate and stop looking cute as soon as I pick up the camera, or they look cute in ways I can't photograph, like Timber sprawled in my arms on the couch.
Did no knitting yesterday. I'd like to make a pair of sassy dresses for a friends' 3-year-old twin daughters, and there are two other friends with baby boys I haven't made anything for, and then there's my new nephew, Bezaleel, due in August. (No, not really Bezaleel, but it's a name in my gg-grandmother's family, and my brother refuses to say what names they're considering, so I use Bezaleel)
Did no knitting yesterday. I'd like to make a pair of sassy dresses for a friends' 3-year-old twin daughters, and there are two other friends with baby boys I haven't made anything for, and then there's my new nephew, Bezaleel, due in August. (No, not really Bezaleel, but it's a name in my gg-grandmother's family, and my brother refuses to say what names they're considering, so I use Bezaleel)
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