We received a good bit of rain over the past weekend so the garden is really doing well. Last year I planted 2 lavender shrubs ( plants, whatever) and they are really taking off now. I think they liked the dry weather actually. I have already harvested several bundles like this one and they keep producing more. I have them all hanging in the apartment drying and they really smell great.
On house news, Allen has about finished the structure of the pumphouse; just need to put some kind of siding on it and finish roof. I have started painting in the bathroom and bedroom!! Once again, my boys came through and I received enough paint to start this next step. I have primed the bathroom, bedroom and clerestory wall and mixed the color I want for the bathroom. I'm still working on the color for the bedroom. I want to finish the bathroom first so the flooring can go down because that means the toilet is next!!! The tile for the shower is going to run me about $360.00 so unless I came work some deal there, installing that may be a while. Also, as soon as the clerestory wall is done (trim and everything) I can remove the scaffolding and frame the wall for the kitchen. There is still sooo much to do but actually starting some finish work is really picking my spirits up considerable.
5 comments:
My grandmother made the best cobblers back in those idyllic summers I spent in rural Kentucky. I sure miss those.
As for the second photo: lovely! Nice flowers, too.
You're a sweetie Pablo!
Dang, is there anything you can't do?
Made a berry cobbler AND the pot it was baked in?
Love the second photo, you've got a Marie Antoinette "let them eat cobbler" expression going on.
:)
Mmm. Lavender is a woody perennial, and I think it is also classified as a sub-shrub! So you are right both ways!
Nice bouquet.
Hey FC! Well, I can't sing or dance much to my disgust. I thought I had my usual "stoned out of my head even though I'm not on anything expression". I hate photos of myself.
Thanks Jenn! Some of the lavenders can get pretty big so I just always think of them as a small shrub.
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