Saturday I was able to work outside and in my gardens all day long. Loved it! I have discovered under the weeds and sticks that there are a few perennials that didn't survive the winter, deer, rabbits, and chipmunks. One was a butterfly bush that was huge and beautiful last year. Oh so frustrating.
Then after waking up to an absolutely gorgeous Sunday morning with very sore muscles (my Bob can't understand how gardening can create sore back and legs, but it does), I took my coffee and cinnamon roll, my knitting, and my current issue of "Country Living" magazine and went down to my "sitting room" on the lake.
Here was my view from my lounge chair
This was my entertainment. Daddy duck - don't know where Mama Duck was at the moment.
And their family of 6 babies. There used to be 8 -- I don't want to think about the reason.
Finally, my Bob decided to join me around lunch time and noticed that our weeping willow that we planted last summer was leaning way to the left, so he tied a rope around the trunk and pulled it to the right and tied the rope around the lamp post. Hope that works. We have a family of muskrats that live under our little peninsula and they dig from underneath so each summer we have to fill in with mud, rocks, etc. Nature needs a little re-arranging sometimes.
The day was glorious and then for dinner we had Mom, Dad, DIL Melissa and grandsons over for hot dogs on the deck. That was after Mom, Dad and I took a short boat ride around the lake. My first so far this summer.
And their family of 6 babies. There used to be 8 -- I don't want to think about the reason.
Finally, my Bob decided to join me around lunch time and noticed that our weeping willow that we planted last summer was leaning way to the left, so he tied a rope around the trunk and pulled it to the right and tied the rope around the lamp post. Hope that works. We have a family of muskrats that live under our little peninsula and they dig from underneath so each summer we have to fill in with mud, rocks, etc. Nature needs a little re-arranging sometimes.
The day was glorious and then for dinner we had Mom, Dad, DIL Melissa and grandsons over for hot dogs on the deck. That was after Mom, Dad and I took a short boat ride around the lake. My first so far this summer. That was the end of our quiet, relaxing weekend.
Tune back in for Part II and the bad news from Monday and Tuesday.
3 comments:
Sounds like a great weekend but I am curious about what happened next. I love the view you had of the lake. Have a good evening!
Yep, I'd take that issue of Country Living and a cup of coffee and head down to that view any day of the week! Wow, I can't imagine having that vision in my life all the time. Of course gardening causes sore backs and legs! Hasn't he ever gardened? I hope the bad part isn't very bad...
Brenda
You have a beautiful sitting room!
For some reason your latest posts are not showing up on my dashboard. UGH! I'll just have to remember to click over and check on my own.
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