Monthly Archives: December 2007

Sheeeeesh. Just had a moment when I realized I didn’t tell the truth. The whole truth and nothing but. In the entry about too much time away from home, I said I was here in May. Wrong again, daisy breath. … Continue reading →

If you saw the post for today and then looked again and it isn’t there………I had to take it offline for a bit until I can get all the gee whiz pictures up for your viewing enjoyment. Check back tomorrow. … Continue reading →

As the year slips on by, I took a little time to put together a photo essay of my year. After looking at all the pictures, going back over the calendar, it is NO WONDER I am sick of traveling. … Continue reading →

Now this sounds like my idea of fun: inverted social order. Merriment. Gypsies in the palace. Lord of Misrule. Feasting. Music. Alas, I am but 1700 years too late. Damn. Double damn. Guess I’ll just have to make my own … Continue reading →

This just in from the Sawtooth Garden: Here are two programs on the books and there will be the full year calendar available soon. The Garden Tour is July 12 this year. Another idea for your website is a new … Continue reading →

Just received a note from Jennifer Colson, Executive Director of the beloved Sawtooth Botanical Garden near Sun Valley, Idaho. I have failed to list them in the “Gardens to Visit” section of this blog. My apologies to all. No, I … Continue reading →

Hey all. When I was looking something up today, I came across this faboo website of Preferred Idaho vendors. Vendors of all kinds of great stuff: vegetables, eggs, herbs, dairy products, xeric plants, bakery items, trout, meats, wine, vodka (eureka!!!), … Continue reading →

Goldilocks (Margo Churchwell) sent this to me today. With this caption: “Well I have a few minutes while I dry Rabbitbrush seed on the guest bed. I picked it earlier today and it was frosty. In order to avoid mold … Continue reading →

I heard this on Idaho Public Television the other night, at the end of Idaho Edens. It took my breath away. First, because I have loved e e cummings since high school. Second, because it fits so beautifully into my … Continue reading →