Backyard and Felici Yarn

 
 
 
 
 
 Yup, there is cottonwood fluff all over the city!

Like I needed more yarn.................................

Cooler, Echinacea, Day Lilies, Knitting

 The new cooler even has a handle and can be hauled like luggage!

 The echinacea came from a packet of seeds from the Sierra Club.  This one is in the backyard.

 Day lilies are starting to bloom.

 Another echinacea, also know as cone flower, is in the front garden.

Five knitters met at Panera this morning.

Cute Oliver and Gorgeous Yarn

 Oliver greets us every time we leave a garage door or front door.  Precious!

 These are great finds at ARC, originally $26.75 per ball and purchased for $2.50 each.

 
I also came home with three skeins of wool hand dyed at $2.15 per hank. 

Wonderful Climate

Ring and Knitting

 
 
I find this Father's Day gift useful and he LOVES it!!!!  There's lots of knitting, tons of yarn, and many knitters in my life!

Golf Ball Size Hailstorm

 
 
Our gardens survived quite well although we did lose a lot of green apples.

Wet

 
 
 
 
 This is unusual for us in June.  Light rain, 57 degrees, and it's 90% humidity.

 
Don't fall for those sad eyes! Dennis and I passed one another; he's walking with the brace, slowly but surely.

Front Garden and Oliver

 
 As I head towards the greenbelt, Oliver greets me and begs to go with me.  He's huge, adorable, and way too active for me.  Alas.....................it is life.

Sewing and Knitting Life

 Beginning Sewing class on Saturday was very productive! Eager adults are such fun.

We went to the ARC on Saturday morning and I found 16 oz of alpaca for Hermione's hat and new mitts.  Knitting is one of my greatest passions.

Making Salve, Garden

 
 
 

 
 
 
Cotton wood fuzz and catalpa blossoms are everywhere.