Joy in the Little Things

digitS'

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That was a general question and not referring to your last post.

I was just reading about herbs with lemon flavor. Lemon verbena, lemon grass, lemon balm, and lemon thyme were mentioned. The first is a personal favorite for tea. Number 2 is used in soup & number 3 provides fragrance outdoors ;). Lemon thyme on the list; I have used regular thyme for tea and it does soothe the throat but, lemon flavor or not, I have trouble imagining drinking it casually for pleasure.

Then, lemon geraniums were mentioned. I have neither experience nor knowledge.
 

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The first ladybug this year!
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Here she is with the granddaughters hugging and petting her. She just stood there and didn’t walk away. Makes me wonder if maybe she has little children in her background.

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She has gained a little weight but still has a long way to go.
She's beautiful. I rode horses when I was younger but haven't done it in years. I was thinking she looked underweight.
 

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Worked on my garden journal
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and enjoyed time with our family members.

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Phaedra, if reincarnation is a thing, I want to be reborn as one of your animals! They are the luckiest of all creatures, and it makes me happy to see them in your pictures. :)

Love your journal. I don't have the paper version of such a journal, but I do keep a folder of photos of my gardens and land each year in chronological order (on my computer) so I can go back and see what grew well or not well on any particular date. It's great for planning next year's gardens.
 
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