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| Over the past years, we burnt up our stove without a proper propane conversion kit. Lydia is grateful for a new range for her wonderful baking. Marshal and I spent an afternoon converting it from natural gas together. |
New Stove
Glimpse of the best move of the summer!
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| Grandpa's collections came with him to a new home! |
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| Grandpa's friend built him a new house in 2 months with back to back crews that worked like one seamless machine. Thank you our Heavenly Father, giver of all good gifts, Who provided a window of time between the shut downs and material inflationary costs to give our loving parents a home in our community! |
Summer Garden
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| Wintered over my geraniums! |
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| Gardens were wild, growing wildy, and mostly whitely. |
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| Daisy White turning to the sun. |
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| Creator's garden. His designs are always splendid. Spray of white yarrow, mullein, daisies. |
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| Garden without a caretaker. |
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| Shade garden lushness. |
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| Sage from a longest, dearest, sagest friend. |
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| Raspberry fruiting |
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| Climbing Clematis bringing the trellis down. |
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| Favorite tableau of bold blooms. |
Father's Day Sunday 2020
Here is a last celebration with Grandma and Grandpa in their Eastern Oregon home before they moved to be close to us!! Dads got to stick together.
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| Grandpa set the bar for big pants to fill in being a good dad. |
Foraging Plate
A good friend took me out to the forest with her to forage mid-June. A rare treat.
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| Sautéing shared Boletes. |
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| Fresh trout, garden greens, and boletes. |
Vestiges of June
The last of Spring Flower Co-op. Marshal was able to bring me home flowers every two weeks from my birthday, through our 20th anniversary, and until summer.
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