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Saturday, November 26, 2016

Thankful


Narcissus obsoletus

Somethings will never be obsolete. Like flowers. If this one always blooms at Thanksgiving I'm gonna be really happy with that.

I guess I'm thankful it's over and I am now just hoping it all doesn't end in low thundering booms and mushroom clouds rising on the horizon. America hit a rough patch. It's palpable, you can feel the tension, coworker to coworker, family member to family member. Etc....


I'm also thankful to see some great seeds germinated already, I think it's gonna be a great growing season ahead, if the current one ever ends.

In case anyone is keeping track, we still have not had a killing frost, or frankly Amy frost for that matter. It's been a really long growing season.

Cheers,
Mark
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