Peas On The Moon

I recently decided to use up some of the seeds I had leftover from my garden this summer. It has resulted in a series of small pots lined up on the kitchen windowsill. The first is a cactus that was left to us from the previous tenants. He's doing well. The next (i think) is the leftover yellow bean seeds. Right now it looks like a pot of dirt...I'm hoping i can convince the plant to grow, and then climb up and around the window with a bit of guidance. It's a nice thought, we'll see. The next is CATNIP!!!!! The cats haven't figured that out yet. It presently has one tiny green sprig sticking out of it. I refused to plant it outside this summer as we already had too many stray cats wandering in the area. They didn't need incentive to hang out and torment Tess and Thomas. The third is cinnamon basil, because i ran out of regular basil... The last is parsley that i started inside last spring and never put outside. Then i decided i liked it inside.

That is my gardening adventure for the next little while. I think i'd be classified as having a "black thumb" or whatever is the extreme opposite of a "green thumb" but i'm willing to take the chance on these little pots and see what i can grow while the snow falls outside. Tess just sits there and laughs at me... just wait until she figures out there is catnip in one of them!!

Meet Scarlet. We match. This was unplanned, but I still find it amusing.

She is my first horse of my very own. It only took me 14 years. . . .

This makes me so happy.

Step 1: Build Fire.

Step 2: Throw paid off Student Loan in fire.

Step 3: Make sure it's good and gone.

Summer is over. I can feel it in the air. It's turned cold. I'm sad. I wasn't ready for it to be over yet. I want more beach days.

Recently some great changes have been made to my photo gallery. I have therefor decided to make more of an effort to post my pictures there.

Here is the link.

I am slowly updating it with some current photos so please be patient.