Summer's Almost Over

Wow. 2011's Summer is almost at an end.
Did you do all that you had planned?
Not us.
But we did do lots, and other stuff than first was "planned."

Some folks like to live all figured out. Some folks enjoy the take-what-the-day-brings approach.

We are in the midst of both.
So some days are too interesting.
Most are at least not boring.

Now that we are superbly busy our garden has decided to explode with produce. I have learned to make pesto. We are still waiting for the huge globs of tomatoes to ripen. Our first try at cauliflowers is looking good. The sunflowers will inspire the planting of many more next Spring.

The new acrylic bear paintings are sold. Red Charlie and Nine Blue Thomas went to new homes from last week's Artstreet show in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

We learned that it's possible to drive a manual transmissioned truck home across Wisconsin without a clutch. It's possible - but not recommended.

So one to September's adventures. May yours be good ones.

Fare-thee-well,
Sue