A beautiful sight in the kitchen.
Dinner will be new potatoes from the market steamed with beans from our garden. A side dish of home-grown cucumbers and the one little red tomato I spotted yesterday on the first plant. It was tiny but ready for picking. There must be 100 big green ones just on the verge of turning. With barbecued chicken and a veggie sausage for me this will be a memorable meal.
Annie dreaming of chicken
I planted two hydrangeas this summer and they are full of blooms. Gorgeous!
His porch plant is not blooming right now so it looks a little dull at his door but he's very seldom home anyway. He's a mover and a groover these days. I only see him running home when it's raining.
I think the hydrangea might be running second only to the daisy as my new favorite blossom.
I plan to enjoy them all summer and then dry them for the cold winter months.
It's a little bit cooler today and I noticed more birds at the feeders. I captured these two beauties.
Chickadee
I could feel his eyes on me... that King of the Wild Frontier.
I love when David visits me from over the fence and I rub his furry belly and give him hugs but I do have to keep an eye on him. He's a hunter and he's always on duty. He tries to trick me but...
I know cats...and he knows it. =^..^=
*rub rub pat pat* "Now get home for dinner, David." And...off....he....goes...
hugs, Deb
Dinner will be new potatoes from the market steamed with beans from our garden. A side dish of home-grown cucumbers and the one little red tomato I spotted yesterday on the first plant. It was tiny but ready for picking. There must be 100 big green ones just on the verge of turning. With barbecued chicken and a veggie sausage for me this will be a memorable meal.
I planted two hydrangeas this summer and they are full of blooms. Gorgeous!
I am thrilled with these new beauties that brighten up the old pump area. You know, where Simon lives.
I think the hydrangea might be running second only to the daisy as my new favorite blossom.
I plan to enjoy them all summer and then dry them for the cold winter months.
It's a little bit cooler today and I noticed more birds at the feeders. I captured these two beauties.
White-breasted Nuthatch
I could feel his eyes on me... that King of the Wild Frontier.
I know cats...and he knows it. =^..^=
*rub rub pat pat* "Now get home for dinner, David." And...off....he....goes...
hugs, Deb
All looking lovely...!!! :).
ReplyDeleteNice to see the Hydrangeas where they
belong..growing naturally in the soil,
and, not cut, and put in some old vase!
HeHe! Terrible thing to do to flowers! :(.
One thing that makes me chuckle now, is the
photo of you and Audrey!x At the top right
hand side...Buddies! If a picture needed a
caption...that's the one! :0).
Audrey!x and 'that' face...speaks volumes..!
I love Hydrangeas! Your whole yard is looking wonderful and all the visitors know it!!
ReplyDeleteDavid, she's keeping her eye on you!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos . Oh those Hydrangeas look lovely such pretty colours we have white ones for now but will be getting the pink and purple for next year ! Wish it was cooler here after the big storms and torrential rains we had this morning it made it more humid and very steamy and sticky out there . Thanks for sharing have a good day !
ReplyDeleteI love cats, but one does have to keep an eye on them. David may not have anything against Simon, but instinct is instinct...
ReplyDeleteI have a cat and love cats! Such a lovely creatures, smart and independent.
ReplyDeleteDavid's such a cutie, even if he does like hunting.
ReplyDeleteYour vegetables look delicious, isn't summer's bounty wonderful !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of the birds, and David is such a handsome boy :)
~Jo
On my way!
ReplyDeletePut on extra potatoes for me!
Love yellow beans...
Cheers!
Linda :o)
My cats are hunters, too...I'm always making sure the feeders are up high and they know I'm watching! haha.
ReplyDeleteLooking lovely there dear Deb - hydrangeas are so pretty and your harvest is quire prolific already. Best get prepared for the tomatoes, once they start ripening you'll be inundated - perhaps make some sauce to freeze for winter days when we all require something to eat which reminds us of the summer days gone.
ReplyDeleteMary x
Those hydrangeas are heaven! You must have both good soul and a green thumb.
ReplyDeletePan fried red tomatoes are a huge favourite of mine. I'm envious.
What veggie sausage brand do you like?
ReplyDeleteDavid is so cute! Love the hydrangeas.
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