Dear buddy nurse and spay neuter pal Linda, came to visit yesterday. We knitted. We laughed. We shared books we are reading. She Showed me her scarf. It looks like a shawl but it is a scarf. Here is her yarn choice. And the( OUCH) price. It makes her happy to knit. If Linda's happy I'm happy. I dont' know the pattern and neither does she. Her dog literally shredded her pattern. She was at a point where she had memorized the easy part and she's nearly finished. So there you go, anyone know the pattern? You are all so sweet about the move and the house. This morning I got my cuppa joe and headed to the porch to write you. In the distance, my nearest neighbor, whom I can see through some trees.... well one of their teens came out, stretched, peed on their lawn casually, and then laid in his hammock for 5 minutes. I'm sure he's not the first boy to do this. I'm not even sure he's the...
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I introduced the vest to him early on. At first, he would act paralyzed, but after many days of briefly putting it on him and giving him lots of praise...
I took him in the yard when it was full of birds and he forgot himself and began moving around with it on.
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He looks very handsome indeed.
Re chives: I think mine started out as baby plants from the nursery (many seasons ago). They come back year after year - even in a pot left outside to freeze (the voice of experience). They will spread naturally underground - by division I suppose - and if you let some of the blossoms dry on the plant, they'll also seed themselves and come up as little shoots all over the place the next year. Then you can gather the shoots and put them in a pot ... and the whole thing will start over!
The blossoms are tasty, and spectacular in a salad.
Love Beatles' jacket.
Betty loves her harness and leash too. She gets all excited when you get them out to put on her for a walk. I think she learned that from Angus.