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P52: Things that grow
So here’s the deal. P52 is all about taking one photo a week and sharing it. The theme Darcy chose for the week is “Things that grow.” What is growing right now? My garden — I completed two plant...
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P52: Green (and purple and blue)
Darcy’s theme for P52 is Green, and I decided to show the plants (all free!) that are growing around the yard. Join me for a walk…. You all waited to see the celery The celery was larger while in the...
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My week in pictures
Family basketball game. Wholesome intergenerational fun. Found in the Multicultural Student Center. It’s the truth, don’t you think? I was really happy that the Farm House Museum was open while we were...
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Fun Food Friday
Oh, internet, I love you. You enable me to make fancy-looking food that requires no special skills. I don’t remember the source, but my younger son was quite impressed with this: fancy, eh? How I did...
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What I’ve been up to
Thanks for asking what I’ve been up to. Answer: A whole lot of busy nothings. There’s my plot to tend at the community garden. I gave the city council a little update on it this week, letting them know...
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P52 2015 :: Week of Jan. 25 :: Guarding
I was invited to join a photo challenge and thought I would share my weekly entries here to give some context to other photographers or bee enthusiasts, or to the small subsection of the world that is...
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P52 :: week of March 30 :: new hope
I placed this pallet at dusk in an effort to beat the thunderstorms. I have to talk a little about this new hive site. I was fortunate enough to gain a spot with a community garden where immigrant...
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P52 :: week of April 4 :: multi-colored pollen
The wet shiny contents would be nectar. Many times I will inspect a beehive and see cells packed with orange and yellow pollen. Today I had the pleasure of witnessing a wider color range that...
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More than honey bees
Early spring hive inspections are always a pleasant way to spend time outdoors. In addition to honey bees, I typically see many ants and spiders, and the other day, I also saw a comma. I think this...
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Italian olive wood
Wow! November was packed so full that I didn’t write at all. My oldest had time for a trip to the Continent. I wanted her to spend her time taking in the culture of her surroundings instead of shopping...
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