I’m a boring blogger in the winter time
Actually, not much of a blogger at all lately. Winters feel worse as we get older, and it seems like a good time to hibernate like a bear as much […]
Tag Archives: winter
A little silly fun
These two little kids sit in a small town park. Every year, somebody, and nobody seems to know who, puts hats on the kids for the winter. This year they […]
There he sits, in the snow
He’s waiting for life to sprout up from the frozen ground and produce lots of veggies. And my little stool just sits there, waiting for me to sit on it […]
A little winter refuge
That’s a basket that has hung on my back porch for years. I used to keep a couple garden tolls in it. The front handle has disintegrated but the rest […]
Bombogenesis!
A winter cyclone happened, now called a bombogenesis, and it’s a new word to me. We didn’t get the huge amount of snow that they got along the Atlantic Coast and […]
A little winter excavation, and a wish for you
It’s the Winter Solstice, a time when we face the coming cold but also think (dream!) ahead to gardening and growing food as the light returns and the wheel of […]
A thin little coat
Grandma never complained. She had a rough life, raising a family during the depression. They were poor, had lots of kids, and my grandfather was a drunk. Not a polite […]
Hundreds of birds have a refuge
Every evening near dusk, hundreds of sparrows come to spend the night in the bamboo. They are all around all day, eating seeds I put out on the patio for […]
Winter has its blessings too
The earth is brown and gray now. And if you’re a regular reader, you know I don’t like winter, cos it’s cold and dark and long, and I can’t grow garden! […]
The last of the Limas
Oh the last of the garden is always sad, but the time has come for the good earth in Pennsylvania to take a rest. Today I took the tomato plants […]
