1. Put a path in out front.
2. Planted the Salsa Garden.
3. Planted a Weeping Willow in the back.
4. Planted a Semi-drawf Peach tree.
5. Started an arbor.
6. Had a graduation party for the youngest son (on the left).
7. Dog sitting a Golden Retriever for 3 weeks.
Just a note... I don't get credit for ALL the hard work... my sweetie does!
This all looks great to me!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have that salsa recipe of yours...we are planting salsa ingredients, too...
WOW - you make me tired just watching you. LOL.
ReplyDeleteThe weather looks wonderful!
Whew, I was worn out after reading your post! A salsa garden sounds like a neat idea....we can't grow tomatoes though no matter how hard we try...but like Allie, I'd love your recipe!
ReplyDeleteBlogging's one thing...did you manage to get time to stitch?!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos...my Young Man graduates (BFA, Dramatic Arts) later this week. It's inspiring to see such young, handsome, eager, smiling faces! :-)
Wooo look at what you have been supervising? love the path & did you guys do all that cementing at the arbor. Also wrappped in all that lush green grass ... just want to stick my toes in it - even roll in it.
ReplyDeleteOK like the other girls I'd like the salsa garden recipe too please ... I'm guessing we are talking ingredients for salsa? excuse my igornance for us living down under ha ha.
Graduation ... myyy & he's your baby ... lovely looking young men.
I just popped an email off to you too and I already know what you have been up too ... luv ... B
I did not realize the size of your arbor, my goodness, seem's more like a gazebo only flat on top. I love it and wish it were here. The path is wonderful, love it too, what kind of stones did you use?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hun. Blessing's nanabuzlife
My Salsa consist of tomatoes, hot peppers (jalapeno, serano, thai...), onion, cilantro and lime. HOT HOT HOT!
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy! Your son is a cutie! Ok so is the doggie!Salsa garden sounds HOT!
ReplyDeleteYour pathway is beautiful, your son on the left is very handsome, and the retriever looks like my Maxie...There is so much to do, this time of the year....it seems one season runs into the other...and I'm still not finished.. Cheers! judy
ReplyDeleteGo girl!! that yard looks fantastic, just in time for you all to sit and enjoy its company in Summer.
ReplyDeleteI'm soon purchasing my FIRST home and hubby is doing the landscaping (i have a black thumb and kill everything with LOVE, lol)...
Great job! ~Monica :)
You have been a very busy girl!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to forward you blog to my folks, they love gardening & goldens!
ReplyDeleteHey there busy grrrl, I know you mentioned you don't blog much during the Summer so wanted to let you know that the official post is up with all the details about The Pink Artist drawing. Mark those calendars! Aug 1- Oct 15, 2008 is going to be one huge blog party!!!
ReplyDeleteXciting! Thanks for helping to make our project such a phenomenal success Cat!
Happy Summer, Monica :)
Wow looks like you have been really busy, and im sure its all worth it. Jaqi
ReplyDeletewow, you've been busy! I love the idea of a salsa garden! I have a margarita lime tree! we should hook up!
ReplyDeleteHi Cat, you have been busy, me too, but not having much fun. I started a new blog...lets see. I have a new URL, so on this comment click on shopgirl, it should take you to my new house, soon it will be a home. I am blogsick!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Mary
Did I say that I love these pictures, so pretty!
Cat,
ReplyDeleteTell your son... CONGRATULATIONS!
I still remember their first day getting on the bus at our bus stop! I am still thankful that you knocked on my door that day! I have learned alot from you and gained your friendship and I love you and your family!
He is welcome up here anytime! My daughter just broke up with her long time boyfriend and could use some time hanging out with your son! :).
Being the blonde I can be sometimes I kept typing in their names and having to go back. You would have laughed at me!
Love, Wendy