6/21/15: The Pause That Refreshes
Dear faithful readers,
Yesterday I finally opened Sunnybank’s renovated secret garden (though we’re still painting and staining and three fountains are giving us electrical fits). Within fifteen minutes a parade of garden lovers had come in to inspect the changes- two having driven up from Grand Rapids!
(The winter of 2014-15 I got sick, and then broke my shoulder, forcing me to accept my new limitations as a gardener.)
The new, simplified design is reminiscent of a small English park, enhanced by colorful blooms. Visitors may notice some intriguing surprises.
Alas, I find myself too tired to think properly, and my hands really ache. I need some time off.
I should be up and running by next week, though.
Thanks for your patience!
Cheers, Dee
Dear faithful readers,
Yesterday I finally opened Sunnybank’s renovated secret garden (though we’re still painting and staining and three fountains are giving us electrical fits). Within fifteen minutes a parade of garden lovers had come in to inspect the changes- two having driven up from Grand Rapids!
(The winter of 2014-15 I got sick, and then broke my shoulder, forcing me to accept my new limitations as a gardener.)
The new, simplified design is reminiscent of a small English park, enhanced by colorful blooms. Visitors may notice some intriguing surprises.
Alas, I find myself too tired to think properly, and my hands really ache. I need some time off.
I should be up and running by next week, though.
Thanks for your patience!
Cheers, Dee