and this:
This time of year is such a time of hope and promise and waiting. I remember knowing that even in the spring of 2008 when somehow knowing there was hope even if I didn't quite have it was enough.
Today, I have the hope, and I nearly squealed to see those seeds Kathleen and I planted in the old milk jugs starting to turn into broccoli and bok choi and lettuce and marigolds.
Hurray! I love little green and growing things, and that's a great way to re-use milk jugs. There's a rhubarb plant in our front yard and my landlady hates rhubarb, so it is ALL MINE (insert maniacal laugh here).
ReplyDeleteI hope some sunshine and warmer breezes find their way to you soon.
I found the milk jug thing on Pinterest last year and saved milk jugs but never got to planting. I can't call it a success yet, but it's a cool start.
ReplyDeleteAnd let me know if you want rhubarb recipes. I have a rhubarb pork sauce that is really yummy (also try it with raspberries instead of strawberries in pie).