I think our resident "teddy" bears need to have their picnics somewhere other than my backyard. I get tired of having to repair bird feeders, throwing out suet holders and jumping up and down on the feeder poles to straighten them out. Besides, they stink and the cats won't even go in the yard for days. A pox on them!
We've had summer weather for a good bit of April and May, but last night old man winter came back. The wind died down and the thermometer plummeted to about 25. I had all my unplanted things inside. I think everything survived. Someday I am going to learn that May can turn on us gardeners and not be a bit pretty.
I am having another
Williamson Tea to comfort myself in the cold. This one is a
High Grown Kenya and 1 pound of the purchase price of the tin goes to relief work in Africa. I like seeing my money do that kind of work. Again, these are tea bags.
This is not the best Kenya tea I have had, that honor goes to Royal Tea of Kenya, but it is far from the worst. There isn't a whole lot to say about it. It's dark and strong, with woodsy overtone, maybe a touch of cured tobacco. It plays nicely with milk and on the whole, I like it. Himself did, as well.
Yet another fancy schmancy altar. What can I say, I like churches. The somewhat darker structure on the left wall, would have been the royal box, so they could be separated from the common folk.
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