Out on a Limb

What's it like to live in a tree? To be in a nest?

The new exhibit at the Morris Arboretum answers these questions. A huge nest hangs in the tree tops. Cross the bridge. Go inside, sit on the eggs, walk around the nest, look out from this bird's view.

What kind of a bird will hatch?

Squirrels live in the treetops, they run along the tree branches. This netted part of the "Out on a limb" gives you the feeling of running with the squirrels.

This huge trunk is perfect for Peek A Boo.

It was Sunday, after several days of painting, with the project still incomplete. We needed a little break, so took a few hours to live in the trees. The project is finished now; the beautiful white walls and ceiling are a great improvement. Hooray!

Happy Anniversary

It's my 25th anniversary! Many happy memories, 25 years of learning about relationships and learning about myself, and lots of wishes: "If Only . . . . ."

Projects

Back on the right hand coast -- painting. Mrs T and Gma La La spent Monday getting the project started. We're doing the dining area of the kitchen; turning it a clean, bright white. Nap Time on Thursday was spent painting and today as well. Just the final coat of woodwork to finish.

Also, Mrs T and Gma La La went to the parent meeting this week for Miss C's first school. She and Mama or Gma La La will be going each Thursday morning. She can hardly wait!

Friends, Family, Lummi

It must be Seattle!  The Locks . . . 

We met up with Mama J and K at the locks.  Mrs T and J were friends as babies!

Two little girls have two little girls.

A beautiful late summer day; lovely.

Big Fish going through the fish ladder.

A weekend at Lummi started with dinner at the Beach Cafe with the whole family and this view.

Dada, Mama and Miss C enjoying the grass after a walk for coffee and pastry.

A little hike with Gma LaLa.

Our last morning walk to "downtown Lummi."

Miss C walked all the way to the swings at the school.

Fog created beauty.

The tide was out, we looked in the tide pools, found purple starfish,

watched the sun peek through the mist, spotted a blue heron or two,

watched the Whatcom Chief go back and forth.

Uncle N made music.  What a talented son I have!

Bye, bye Lummi.

To Ellis Pond to see the ducks.

Feet in Lake Washington.

On the airplane coming back to the right hand coast.

I got to see all my friends: dinner with Book Group, dinner with MM, dinner with C & L, and C & T, lunch with M, dinner and a play with J, breakfast with J.  It was the perfect balance of visiting and a relaxing vacation.  Dinner with the D family, time with N.  Perfection!  I think I can do the Right Hand Coast for a few more months.  My year is turning into a year and a half!