echinacea, purple cone flower |
double delight roses |
The plums were a trial, they were all ripening while the boys were here and the honeybees were on the split plums like it was their crack. That tree sounded like a hive. I would roll all the plums on the ground into a pile and then we would scoop them up to get them out of there...they would be covered in bees and the bees don't just leave, they hang around looking, looking. Picking was a challenge too, you had to be really careful you didn't grab one that a bird had pecked and opened so the bees would be on it. We finally got tired of giving the tree a wide berth and worried about the boys getting stung, so we pulled off every last plum we could find so the bees would leave...and then it took a day before they quit looking.
lavender Simplicity roses |
The two weeks with the boys went by so very fast! It was far easier for me this time...due totally to getting in shape with my Pilates classes the last seven months...what an enormous difference! It sucked feeling so old the last couple of years...I'm getting my mojo back now.
That is where we sit in the shade of the huge asian pear tree having our breakfast. |
Ian of course :) |
Me sans any make-up ready for bed, thanks Ian, at least the wash of the flash hid stuff...haha. |
Larry, he always looks good! Yum...tee hee. |
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