I am a huge fan of being able to stuff myself with fruit all summer long.

The far part of this barn sort of fell down last winter, but this part is still standing.

Architecture, a few weeks late!

And lastly, my van, on the street, looking cooler than ever and much the better for age. Only took us about half an hour.

Mostly what I found on the street was.... the street. :)

My proof that Dandelions are actually quite pretty.

This is probably the best one I got inside without the flash. Where I was housesitting they only heat with wood, and most of their cooking is done on the woodstove as well.

I have a very simple camera and the flash is not separate, so I just switched it off and experimented. It was a gorgeous morning with sunshine and frost.

There would have been cherries on this branch if it hadn't been pruned off. We've got bundles of them inside getting ready to bloom.

(I have a picture for last week's theme but it's on Sarah's computer so I haven't uploaded it yet.

Parsley is essential at our house. This plant has been alive in our window all winter, and I am very proud of it.

Basil. One day I will eat the leaves with tomato and Feta Cheese.

These are my dill seedlings. I have no idea if people normally start dill inside but I figured it was worth a try.

So this is my old blog, but I thought I'd see if I could keep with it and just upload photos, and it seems I can. Also this is an old picture, but I hope that's okay for this week. Sarah and I went on a spontaneous camping trip(near Invermere), and forgot the tent poles. We also had to use a tire iron for one of the pegs. Seems my van has everything in it to make a camping trip work except for tent poles. It was a lot of fun and we certainly got a little silly.

Two of my three bosses have colds. I'm scared. I don't want to be sick........... My furnace is broke. I'm actually kind of hoping I can just tough it out till warmer weather. We'll see.
Life, is a curious thing.

If you want to touch the sky
Better learn how to kneel

'On your knees boy!'

(U2, Myserious Ways)