There have been some recent breaks in the clouds. Click to renaudiate.
We really do need for things to dry out a bit now so we can finish digging in the vegetable garden. And the plants that are already in the garden need some warm sunshine. And I need to get the weeds dealt with before they deal with me. At least I got the grass cut before the latest deluge.
Tomorrow I'll go back to the second week of our trip, starting in Burlington, Vermont.
I hope the skies stay blue and the sun stays warm!
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed your posts on Montreal, thank you.
Beautiful sunny blue skies today Waly. Time to dig in my one square foot of soil, the window box.
ReplyDeleteFeature article in the
ReplyDeleteNY Times travel section
website today is "36 hours
in Montreal."
Always found that beer is
irrestible to those pesky
snails and slugs
Weather herein the UK is wet, cold and windy. Roll on autumn....
ReplyDeleteSheila, the hotel where we stayed was just off the Boulevard St-Laurent, and most of the places mentioned in the NYT article were on that street. We also had drinks at the Sky bar in the Village. Sorry we missed the Portuguese grills and restaurants, but there just wasn't time.
ReplyDeleteYou do get some strange weather in France.
ReplyDeleteKen
ReplyDeleteHence my remarks, in my e-mail last month, about Portuguese and Lebanese restaurants the next time you are in town :-)
bettyann, I've got my fingers crossed!
ReplyDeletebill, braggart!
sheila, thanks, I'll take a look at that! It seems the snails swam right through the beer and got the last of the basil sprouts.
gaynor, ugh!
starman, I think it's perfectly normal weather, just at very strange times. ;)
t.b., sign me up!