2 months ago
Nature at it's best...
Wikipidia
"Comb honey is produced by honeybees in a hive. The bees fill the hexagon shaped wax cells of the honeycomb with honey and cap it with beeswax".
My husband works at the University of California Riverside and was able to bring home fresh honey today. We placed skewers through the comb and let it drip into the glass bowl.
Random photos, roses from our garden.
Our kitties
Day of Rest
I wanted to get outside early today. By 7:00 I was watering the plants, preparing for the heat. There were hardly any cars out. A soft breeze swept past me and the chimes calmly played a morning song. The birds swooped down picking up bugs to eat, grass strands for nest making and played in the water from the hose. Ladybugs, wasps, moths, butterflies and a praying mantis all crossed my path at one time or another. This is my get away. My place of meditation. I put all of my thoughts, troubles and lists away... and instead I dream.





As I watered I trimmed back the plants. I cut back some rosemary from around the apple tree and took it in. To much of my surprise, my husband had breakfast ready for me. He made me a garden omelet with the fresh Rosemary I cut, tomatoes, cilantro, green onions and yellow chilies. What a wonderful morning.UCR
rejuvenation!
I stopped by the Chicano/Latino Youth Conference at UCR. Wow! I remember when I used to teach at them as a student presenter. It was nice running into the "professional" presenters and the people who run Chicano Student Programs. They are all people I went to college with. It was a positive experience.
Saturday, April 26, 2008 | Living terms: Me |
Last Night
Below are pictures I took on the drive home. The sun was setting and we decided to go home via city streets. We went through 3 local cities to get home. I wanted to just cruise.
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