And the live oak tree is perked up with the mulch!
There is no bird or animal that will eat these pests! They stink terrible when you kill them. A job for the faint of heart-NOT!
I labeled it until it comes up in the knitting queue!
Friday, July 25, 2014
TDF 2014 Day 19 And More...
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I'm here; just not much happening. The bike is working out well and is becoming very enjoyable! I knit and nap still but I have ban...
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I’ve been missing from my blog and almost missing from life since the doctor misdiagnosed my stomach pain last week through shoddy doctori...
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Oh, I love to see these throughout daughter' yard! The prednisone has been great to give me a boost; a boost so good that I haven&#... -
Much progress has been attained! Each of the elements need to be sewn together but all of the parts are in place on the design wall! I di...
I suppose the "fire in the sky" can be a bit frightening at his age, but what excitement:) I love those big eyes with kids watching something like that! and the alpaca is gorgeous, I am looking forward to seeing it worked into a big, cushy shawl! we only have grashoppers occasionally - but I didn't know that they stink! with only rare visits there's no need to kill them, and I wouldn't be able to get close enough to catch a scent with live ones....
ReplyDeleteWowie...that's a lot of alpaca! I can't believe I never thought of labeling my skeins. Very clever!
ReplyDeleteYour yard looks lovely. Mine is a shaggy mess. Somehow it all got away from us this year.
80 feet of porch? What luxury!
ReplyDeletethe alpaca is divine!
The grasshoppers - really, five inches? We used to use the little guys for fish bait. Bet you could catch some big bass which yours!
I love the image of young will whispering, "More."
Well done -- fireworks are notoriously difficult to photograph!
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