On my walk this morning I saw:
Reds on Mary Street, Ballard
another colorful garden with striking Red Hot Pokers
a rather quirky miniature garden
2 cats having an early morning visit cat-style? the black and white cat is obvious – the other cat is a long-haired fluffy orangey one in the doorway of the house
This article was in the Seattle Times today. The featured knitter is 100 years old and still going strong, knitting sweaters for babies in need.
This knitter, not quite 100 yet, has reverted to knitting hats. 
I’m out of practice. Could do better!
Back to my own kitchen
I love this time of year – so much color and changing by the day.
In the course of my genealogy research I came across this image. A sign indicating some of my ancestors emigrated from the Netherlands to New York. Apart from that information I thought the image was very artistic.
A knitter friend, Liz Lovick, modeling one of her knitting patterns in pink
a 3-D knitted textile in pink, by another knitter/textile artistic friend, Ann Maki
a sea of pink right in front of our house – it’s cherry blossom time
lovely laburnum for yellow
