Showing posts with label green beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green beans. Show all posts

Sunday, July 11, 2021

Rainy Sunday Afternoon

I enjoy a rainy Sunday afternoon.

This Sunday was one of those.

Before the rain arrived (yeah for rain) the shepherds and I walked around savoring what was growing.




The Day lilies are in full swing this month.

There are pink and magenta...







peach...







and warm buttery yellow.







Looks like there is going to be a great crop of green beans coming our way as well as tomatoes.  


Can hardly wait till the first one ripens. 






The much needed moisture is a welcome blessing.  

It also gave me extra time to spend in the studio.

Maybe some of you will share what you do on a rainy Sunday afternoon.

Have a great week.

Hugs,

Debbie

"Some time later the brook dried up because there had been no rain in the land."  1 Kings 17:7 (NIV)

 


Sunday, July 26, 2020

July's Finish

Well sweet friends this week marks July's finish.

This month has brought us breathtaking sunsets...











delightful daylilies
fragrant phlox...













abundant squash and zucchini... 

plenty of green beans to snap...













and delicious Lodi apples for sauce and baking.

As July winds down and makes its final finish this week - hoping that all of you are enjoying a lovely end of the month.

See you in August - God willing.


Hugs
Debbie

"I have fought the good fight.  I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."  2 Tim. 4:7 (NIV)

Sunday, August 10, 2014

While Absent

Look what happened while absent.

 July stumbled into August!

Sunflowers and phlox showed up in the garden...








 beans were put up for winter...









 a  local car show took place...













An old cemetery was discovered.












a bit of tangling went on...













 and a few tomatoes started to ripen.










Most importantly I missed You!    So glad to be back.    Have a blessed day.

October Day

 It was a perfect October day. A great opportunity to go outdoors with a sketchbook and some paints. Here is a glimpse of my outdoor studio....