Gardens, like relationships, must be meticulously attended to or dis-ease will ultimately occur. Obviously, not all plants have the same needs. Some plants require more patience and understanding. Some need more space to sprawl and soak up the sunshine.
We usually hand make paper for “thank you” cards and envelopes, but recently we remembered salt dough, and a new joy was born. Making salt dough is simple, fun, and inexpensive.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, an Anniversary Year Book beautifully describes the joy and delight of a year’s memories. | jnkdavis.com
Most people have fond memories of delicious marshmallow Peeps. As vegans, we just can’t bring ourselves to eat one. Nevertheless, Peeps do not go unpunished in our home.
We love flowers so much we could just eat ’em! Every room in our home is laden with flowers: living, artificial, ceramic, painted … just a wide variety of flowery curiosities. But, as much as we love looking at flowers, we love eating them even more.
We are NOT huge fans of the cold. Especially right now when temperatures are dropping into the teens. Fortunately, we are huge fans of fresh oranges, which, as it turns out, give us a warm edge on frigid winter days.
We dreamed of growing a garden — but not just a metaphorical garden of joy and trust (although this is lovely, too). No, we’re talkin’ the real McCoy: dirt under the fingernails, weed-pulling backaches, scraping the muck off our boots, taste-buds-bursting-in-our-mouths gardening.