My mother sends a special thanks to Jim for the honey from the busy bees of upstate NY. The quilt (isn't it pretty) was made by my sister. Notice the lump? Susan, you can tell Bertha she's not the only cat to hide when company (in the form of a dog) comes to visit. Center photo is Easter brunch with a beautiful bouquet Mother put together with flowers from her garden. Even though the pecan trees haven't leafed out yet, spring is happening. Speaking of pecans - the bowl under the rosemary bush is full of "left over"pecans from my sister's lawn. She said she was sick of picking them up and any more that fell could just stay there. In spite of the dry weather it was obviously a decent pecan crop.
Bottom photo - our campsite in Mason. Can you pick us out among the other Habitat campers? We're "hiding" behind that gray pickup in the middle. Harvey, the guy in the first camper on the right, said it had been a long time since he'd seen an outfit as small as ours. We seem to be settled in just fine though. It's very cozy.
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