Canada Calling: Knitting beckons.

I'm trying a little knitting therapy for my wrist, so I'm working sporadically on a little baby blanket for a local charity.  It's a perfect mindless project for knit night.

I've been doing entirely too much work out in the garden and my wrist is paying for it.  However there are some positives.  Our garden is coming along (except for the *&%$ quackgrass and weeds) and I have very few new plants left to put in.  I really need to finish the planting since I'm going out of town for a week come Friday. 

I expect I'll give our KAL (the Muir) a try once I'm back from Alberta. 

I'm hoping it'll be a cooler day tomorrow to plant this beautiful rose bush. The poor thing is still in its container, waiting to be planted.

 

I'm a little concerned that a bunch of flowers are going to bloom while I'm away.  Hoping not, but will have to get Ken to take some pictures if it happens.

I'm in love with this beautiful Japanese Iris:

This Columbine is so delicate.

This little guy is very serious about guarding the garden:

And this one is laughing at him:

Back to you Deb!

Comments

[anne]

That rose is gorgeous!

[Jane Prater]

Beautiful flowers.

We miss you here at camp. So far things are hysterical and there is no reason to expect a change. We are a small group this year.