Originally posted on Susan's Place: Herb Garden 2020 Growing herbs this year Basil, Oregano, Thyme and Curly Parsley Basil is my favorite Can’t pass without inhaling ? © Susan Zutautas 2020 ? Written for Colleen’s 2020 Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 180, #Poet’sChoice.

Originally posted on Padre's Ramblings: Pixabay Dust-dry ground heated And soon to be baked by the sun Bleached grass and receding ponds E’er since the Spring begun. Where are those kisses of moisture sweet, Those drops of cooling life? Wispy cloud pass over head But their rich treasures they withhold. Then it happens a…

It was oh so nice to be out on the beach last weekend with my wife and daughter, strolling the shoreline, listening to the waves, taking in lots of fresh ocean air. We were in our favorite beach community, Ventura, and everybody was in a good mood—including law enforcement. Our first encounter as we walked…

Originally posted on From the Pen of Mae Clair: Hey, friends! I am super jazzed to be showcasing a new release in a series I positively love! Judi Lynn is a good friend and a USA Today Bestselling Author. I love her Jazzi Zanders cozy mystery series, but I’m also thoroughly gone on her urban…

Originally posted on Fiction Favorites: “Hey, Twiggy. The sod is looking okay. “What’s that fence doing there?” “I think it’s to keep us from splashing through the puddles.” “I’m looking at this grass, Lucy. It looks a lot better than the new stuff.” “Remember how it looked when it first went in.” “Oh yeah. I…

Originally posted on Robbie's inspiration: Home schooling isn’t always easy. Sometimes I look at Michael’s assignment and wonder why he is doing university work in grade 8. I am sure my assignments were no where near as difficult as his are. This week the battle was with poetry. He has an assignment to read…