Early May was sunny and perfect for the baseball, softball and tennis playoffs I covered, but by the middle of the month, a consistent rainy pattern had set in.
I made several photo walks around the patch after walking the dogs.
I mostly planted these cherry trees for the fun of watching them grow.Little green tomatoes on the vine are such welcome visitors.Deep, contrasty late-afternoon light shines on my garden hose.Abby got this coffee mug from her daughter this week.Is a pasture selfie a thing?My marigold seeds got scattered by a heavy rain right after I planted them, so they are coming up all over the garden.A Virginia creeper vine reaches for the light earlier this week.
At work, I’m shooting and writing well, and feel like I am succeeding in mentoring our intern, Mackenzee Crosby, well. I have a pretty versatile skill set, but I don’t do everything. I couldn’t tell you, for example, the first thing about covering a court case as a reporter.
At my suggestion, she called her column “Ellen in Grey.”
By Mackenzee E. Crosby – You host prepares to squeeze out a pint.By Mackenzee E. Crosby – Mac got a Nutter Butter as a reward for blasting through her fear of blood and needles, and I got salted peanuts for donating my blood.
