Lest you think you may be going blind, be informed that half these photos have a slight bit of fuzz to them. As always - click to enlarge (if you dare)
This spring we extended the little path in the front yard to include the west side of the entry. The front "yard" is not very deep because I wanted a really large circular drive. It makes me feel rich...
The east side of entry. My entry trellis used to be completely covered with honeysuckle. Last year it mysteriously died - on both sides. How weird is that? I finally replaced it with a red Japanese honeysuckle which should cover it pretty much next summer.
Purple petunias in the planter area of the meditation garden in honor of my mother who loved purple. Big mistake. Deadly and dull. Never do that again. My Mom would be the first to agree.
My glamorous outside "office." I used to take everything to the potting shed for dividing. Now I take my vintage metal kitchen cart to where I'm working. Much easier.
I love my circular drive...
I darken this pic up so you could see the strange rainbow shaped light in the sky.
I also darkened these photos so you could see the moon. It was actually still really light outside. I love it when the moon sneaks up like that...
I got up in the middle of the night and the moon was peeking out from a bunch of popcorn clouds...
Tomorrow is hubby's birthday. We're headed for a cruise on Lake Coeur d' Alene for a "meet and greet" with Senator Mike Crapo. We cruised the lake two weeks ago compliments of our local library when I won a drawing. Since I am not a picture person the camera never made it into my purse. I'll do better this cruise.
This is the boat we'll be on. It holds 400 peeps. The Coeur d' Alene resort is in the background...
This is just a small slice of Lake Coeur d' Alene, which is 25 miles long.
Have a wonderful weekend...
