9.7.20

Look at this mofo go!

8.22.20

Ferns remind me of my childhood days in Washington State. They blanketed the state forest where we hiked today, and I happened to capture a glimpse of them in the sunlight.

6.15.20

It’s hard to believe, but this might be the first time I’ve really seen and smelled a magnolia up close! Candles and lotions don’t count because I hate the way those smell and loved this.

5.21.20

5.17.20

I wish I could make this a scratch ‘n’ sniff picture. I also just realized that there are generations who don’t know what that even means?!

5.12.20

The honeysuckle growing on the fence between our yard and our neighbor’s smells incredible! It reminds me of growing up in Washington State, when this would grow wild all over the place. We used to pick the blossoms from the vine and suck out the drop of sweet nectar from the base of it because it tasted and smelled so good. Also because kids just do weird shit. 

5.6.20

Our Ninebark has decided to join the spring blossom extravaganza. 

5.1.20

Have I mentioned that we have chive blossoms? 

4.22.20

More double bulb deliciousness. 

4.16.20

I’m so happy that we planted these double-bulbed tulips on a whim in the fall of 2018, because they came back again this year and have brought me a lot of joy while I’m stuck at the house.

8.12.19

This little wooded path is one of my favorite places in Navy Yard.

7.27.19

Focus on the gorgeous butterfly, not on the butterfly bush that needs pruning.