In a minute! I will probably stay inside either way but love the sound of rain and using the heater vs. the A/C.Felix4067 wrote:I'll trade you your 98F for my 50F with rain and a hard freeze predicted AGAIN for tonight!Engrossed wrote: Holy Cow! It just hit 98F here today! Too hot for April...I'm staying inside.
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Love iced teas mixed with fruit juice and usually use Splenda to keep it lite. My new favorite I've been playing with is African Rooibos red tea. Also love love love homemade ginger beer!racrgal wrote:Iced tea, hot tea, sweet tea, plain tea, decaf tea, herb tea, peach tea, you may have whatever kind of tea you little old heart desires. Now that you mention it, rocks may be the one thing that yard is missing. Haven't seen a one. Snickers LOVES little people!
Does your morning glory go dormant in the winter? All those leaves would be a terrible mess. I'm used to chain link. It's the only fence used out here but I agree, it's ugly.
No rocks? Well then he'll pick up every leaf and twig! and he'll go up and down those steps. I'll bring his little wheelbarrow.
The morning glory goes semi-dormant in the winter but only completely if there is a frost. It doesn't drop that many leaves but just shrivels and then starts growing again over it so it's getting pretty thick.
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I can see a little gazebo, hammock, a few chairs and fountain; total peace!!
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Deely, you can pick the lemon right off the tree.Deely wrote:Unsweetened iced tea with a twist, works just as well for me. ;)Engrossed wrote:Can't wait to come by for a visit, and Max will love running around, and will collect any and all rocks in your yard LOL. Hate beer though...tastes icky. Like the tea invite better...although it may have to be "iced" tea at this rate. ;)racrgal wrote:T, there is a LOT of the yard that isn't shady but that little spot just has SO much potential. I've invited Deely to come have a beer with me in that shady spot. You're invited too! You can see the entire yard from there so we can sit in the shade and Max can run around.
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Two more so you can see what you have to look forward to racr.
Max throwing stones into the lake at Fairmount Park down the street from me. It was designed by the same landscape architect as NY's Central Park.:
A walk down Victoria Ave the other day:
Max throwing stones into the lake at Fairmount Park down the street from me. It was designed by the same landscape architect as NY's Central Park.:
A walk down Victoria Ave the other day: