Welcome to my garden

There are so many jewels in my garden... rich soil, flowers, veggies and herbs, birds, butterflies, hummingbirds, ladybugs, seeds sprouting, the sound of the water fountain, but the best jewels are family and friends when they join me in the garden and share in the peace and beauty of what our Heavenly Father has provided me with. So many jewels, so many blessings. Julie +: )

Thursday, July 11, 2013

One Scan at a Time

Michelle's pet scan in May did not detect any cancer! Praise God! She was given a 6 week break from chemo and had another scan and again it came back showing no cancer! After 2 and a half years of chemo she is getting a much needed break. As destructive as chemo is, it does destroy cancer cells.  So I am thankful for the chemo, thankful for the knowledge of medicine that God gives man, thankful for Michelle's faith and courage, and thankful to all who have lifted her in prayer.     

She can continue her chemo break with a ct scan the end of August and we continue our prayers for her as she enjoys her normal.
Love, her Momma +: )
 

Friday, July 5, 2013

4th of July fun

My God!  How little do my countrymen know what precious blessings they are in possession of, and which no other people on earth enjoy!  ~Thomas Jefferson

 Two of our blessings♥♥
 
 
 

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Raised Beds Update

It's been awhile...
I realized it when David told me it's been a long time since I blogged.
I didn't think he noticed.
He's right cause when I last blogged about my new raised beds
they looked like this
and now they look like this
but along the way spring turned into summer
 
so I no longer have peas or lettuce or cilantro.

My tomatoes ripened beautifully and I enjoyed them until it became a race to see who would get to them first, me or the birds.
The birds won.
The zinnias that I planned to transplant into my flower garden,
 didn't make it into my flower garden
I liked them right where they were♥ 
My cucumbers in the pot have been plentiful
and even though my zucchini and squash are having a lazy start,
my swiss chard, chili peppers,
kale, thyme, oregano, and basil will be around all summer
and I'm still enjoying lots of beets and carrots.
Now that my time gardening is limited to a couple of hours in the morning (and that's if I get up really early) it's time to start envying those who can garden all summer long. But I won't be stuck indoors in this 110+degree heat. I'll be in here...
"The Lord will guide you always~
He will satisfy your needs in a sun-scorched land~
You will be like a well-watered garden~
like a spring whose waters never fail."
Isaiah 58:11