After working outside, putting the lavender to bed
Raking leaves, and cleaning up the weeds, it’s nice to come in to a large pot of Brown’s Pinto Beans. Chili on a chilly day. Yummm!
Even the Praying Mantis has covered up for the winter.
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Love the walk to the mail box. As far as Willow Witch goes, if you go back a little in my blog I dub myself this name due to my relationship with the mother-in-law up the road about 1/4 a mile and the fact our home is tucked in the willows. 🙂 see ya!
Tina Marie
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That looks good after an afternoon of yard work. In the south, we would enjoy a piece of cornbread with that!
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You can grow Lavender? I’m envious!
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Beautiful country ! And we love pinto beans too. Just had some today.
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Your grandkids have such cool names. Sounds like you guys had a great time with yours. Funny how we did such different things, but the same really…time! Just spending time not money. Do praying mantis survive the winter? (o:
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I love Brown’s beans. You can’t beat chili and cornbread for dinner. Can I come over?
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Yum!! Your chili looks like it is going to be a feast to remember. The perfect thing for these colder days. I loved your lavender beds even if they are tucked in for the winter. I can’t wait to see them in bloom next year.
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the only time I ever got Lavender to overwinter was when my brother dumped a load of sand on them accidentally..other than that it had to be replanted every year:)
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