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Make A Wish

We’ve had a terrible spring in Seattle. Torrential rain, clouds almost every single day, snow storms in March, and historically cold temperatures. I’ve been extremely grumpy about the whole situation. My peas rotted twice, my spinach never took off and the slugs have been very, very active.

I’ve been wishing loudly for the past few months for just a couple days of nice weather to no avail. But someone must have been listening to all my whining (other than Jon) because Mother Nature finally delivered one gorgeous weekend. It was sunny and warm for three straight days. On Saturday night I found myself wearing a sleeveless dress and sipping beers on the patio of my favorite bar until 10:00 pm. And I didn’t even have to put on a sweater.

I also went to two barbecues, whiled away a few hours at a nursery, ripped out more of our stupid lawn, bought baby turnips and rhubarb at the farmer’s market, and managed to get only slightly sunburned. It was the best.

My veggies over at our P-Patch seemed to like the nice weather too…take a look!

The World’s Cutest Radish

Pretty, Pretty Pac Choi

Strawberries Are In My Future

 

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2 Responses to “Make A Wish”

  1. 1
    Kate Domoszlay Says:

    Willi, this is WONDERFUL, fresh, and very inspiring! I love it! Thanks so much for letting me know, and yes I will most definately pass it on! Good luck, keep in touch,
    Kate

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    Andra Bell Says:

    What a warm and welcomed site. It is almost June and we are still waiting for spring to arrive in Seattle! Everyone is grumpy about the weather here and believe me, it has to be really bad for the natives to get grumpy! Willi’s photos and conversation about dirt, plants, life and substance make for sunnier thoughts and inspiration to all. Thanks for creating such an inviting and educational project for others to visit. Best of everything on this journey. Great photography too! Congratulations!
    Andra

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