The ingredient for this week is avocado, which I love. At Fresh Market they had organic avocados that were just about ready and they tasted great. Here’s my recipe: I don’t have a name yet– ABT bites? only works with … Continue reading →
At Outz’s near Tallahassee they have an extensive toilet garden. Here is the one with the electric fountain.
Continue reading →Afew ripples in the St. Marks River, near Tallahassee.
Continue reading →Everything went very smoothly in Jacksonville. Kathryn acted like she knew exactly what to do–well, she did. What a difference a year makes! J.U. is home to her now. Ken was a real macho dude taking apart her bunk bed … Continue reading →
When you get down “low” you can see the huge variety in this little square of sedum plants. These are all quite tiny. There are about 400 kinds of sedum in the Northern Hemishphere (thanks to Wiki). These were planted … Continue reading →
We woke up to a very thick fog. As we drove the short distance to visit our dear friend Carole, we couldn’t even see the street signs. While we were there, however, the fog burned off and we could enjoy … Continue reading →
Started out the day lazily–coffee and conversation. It’s very chilly here. It was completely foggy until around 1:00 in the afternoon with temps in the 50’s. We drove into the city around that time to go to the Richard Avedon … Continue reading →
We got up early in the lovely little guest studio–it really is perfect, Pat. I rode with Amy to see Jaden’s school; he showed me around dutifully before going off to play. The rest of us went to walk around … Continue reading →
The post triathlon day was a lazy one. We went to Trader Joe’s–a little too crowded for me to really appreciate it. Got coffee, ran errands, etc. Ken and I cooked dinner for the Hewes-Clarks and a couple of ole … Continue reading →
We all got up with great anticipation and excitement. This is one of the big reasons we came at this time–Amy raced in a sprint triathlon–she had to first, swim one hald mile, bike 15 miles and finish with a … Continue reading →