New fencing Goose deterrentHad I not had to pee, would not have seenMore fencing, this time forcing retreat Signs of beaverCan you see the chipmunk?Here’s when I started to think about key lime pie We risked it going in and outIncoming! Detoured to a sitting area outside churchHere’s where K started whistling EnyaGraduation tents coming downRed bagOutward HoundHome. Pie in progressThis week’s collage response begunAlmost-June garden
Oh my gosh, the amount of GREEN here!! what a good eye you have for the hiding animals (of course it may look different in real life). I love those ‘peace’ signs ☮️.
So, is Wellesley close to your place or do you have to drive? I think Wellesley is the elementary school district my DIL works for. Anyway, thanks for the lovely walk today! xo
Wellesley is the next town over but the pictured areas are the college which requires getting in the car. This post reminded me of so many of yours! Thanks for modeling…
Okay, so yeah, I think that’s where she teaches…my DIL you met her.
I loved walking along with you, we get in the car to get to most of our walks, as the neighborhood houses get boring for J. and me too sometimes. At any rate, your green is refreshing!
I “inhaled” the last photo, your green garden with trickling water music…I could simply live there for days.
For us, this weekend, it was coconut cream pie. I did not make but R surprised me with a store bought pie, a quite delicious one made by Marie Callender. It was gone in two days! The gooey-ness of the coconut custard filling, the lavish use of whipped topping and the sprinkling of toasted coconut, was just the right prescription for my dwindling mood…
Beautiful pix, Dee 💙💚
(Mmmmm, pie!💚🍰)
LOVE your peaceful green garden!!!
Thanks Jen. More gardens pics this week!
Oh my gosh, the amount of GREEN here!! what a good eye you have for the hiding animals (of course it may look different in real life). I love those ‘peace’ signs ☮️.
So, is Wellesley close to your place or do you have to drive? I think Wellesley is the elementary school district my DIL works for. Anyway, thanks for the lovely walk today! xo
Wellesley is the next town over but the pictured areas are the college which requires getting in the car. This post reminded me of so many of yours! Thanks for modeling…
Loving the roots on that tree, the girls of stones, the flower (do you know what it is?), and it is always a good time to think about key lime pie!
It’s a lady’s slipper and not rare everywhere but I don’t often see them. There were a few more one tree over.
PS the pie came out great!
Okay, so yeah, I think that’s where she teaches…my DIL you met her.
I loved walking along with you, we get in the car to get to most of our walks, as the neighborhood houses get boring for J. and me too sometimes. At any rate, your green is refreshing!
Green oxygen. Water expanse. Enya by whistle. Lady Slippers. Food for the soul.
It was such a pretty day!
I “inhaled” the last photo, your green garden with trickling water music…I could simply live there for days.
For us, this weekend, it was coconut cream pie. I did not make but R surprised me with a store bought pie, a quite delicious one made by Marie Callender. It was gone in two days! The gooey-ness of the coconut custard filling, the lavish use of whipped topping and the sprinkling of toasted coconut, was just the right prescription for my dwindling mood…
Sounds delicious. There’s a commercial key lime pie that I like a lot. Can’t think of the name.
we had a patch of lady slippers at our last house in Williamsburg … not planted by us, and it grew larger every year … thanks for the memory
can’t help wondering what kind of pie that is/was … peaches are starting to come in and that looks like it might be a good way to serve them
Peach cobbler is yummy too.
That last photo is wonderful. The ferns, fountain and hostas. And thanks, I just messaged my shopper to find a key lime pie. A slice would suffice.
You can by two slices at a time around here.
I love that fencing. I never make pie anymore.
The fencing was only dismaying because it didn’t used to be there. At least it was low and open.