Life 701

They are absolutely adorable!  Their nest is tiny!  I'm pretty sure it's growing as the babies do!  Their beaks used to be short and nothing hummingbird-y, but they're growing and looking like hummingbirds!  I love it!

Pumpkin Patch.

With a big camera.

And no (awake) littles.

Fun Times.

They are the absolute CUTEST things!  I love them!  And the proud parents who strut around!  LOVE!

I love tulips!  I never knew there were so many varieties until we moved into this house and they all started to bloom!

"K" is here!  Now we're home and getting used to being a family of 7!

It was early.  I was up to pick up our basket.  As I walked out the door I saw the grass frosted over.  It was so pretty, I had to go back for my camera.  I'm not a big fan of the colder weather, or the rain.  Or especially the snow that I know is coming.  But I love the frost.  And I love the leaves changing colors.   And I loves pumpkins and cute scarecrows.  And I'm so excited to have time to hang pictures and paint my kitchen, without feeling like I need to be outside pulling weeds.

Once we fixed the watering problem, it grows extremely well.  Especially the zucchini.  Let me know if you need some (and live close.  Because I don't think it'd make it being shipped)!

Here we have our Artichokes, then peppers (bell and jalepeno), then beets, cucumbers that are barely getting started, green onions that are being almost completely covered by 2 of our zucchini plants, then carrots (the only ones that are growing from planting entire packets!), then the corn (that is taller than I am in a lot of places!) and last a struggling butternut squash and a small pumpkin plant that is in no way small!

On the other side we have watermelon, then cantaloupe, tomatoes (19 plants with a lot of green tomatoes.  Any ideas on how to make them turn red?), green beans, then more zucchini followed by more corn.  Then we have a couple of volunteer winter squash (we're guessing pumpkins) and more zucchini (also volunteer).