Beth asked if I would make a main dish for several health care workers who, as you know, are putting in massive hours of labor during this crisis. Well, that is up my alley. I can cook and I love to cook big, so this pot is larger than it looks and to lift it is scary. I hope they enjoy it and I can do it again with pleasure.
Well, my hair has officially taken over my head. It is now in charge and I am but its slave. I want to stay put, but I am getting nervous that I will never see the rest of my face in this life time. Everyone who lives here needs hair attention some look like cavemen; not naming names, however.
Andy and I look forward to the plants in various nurseries. The pots need planting but it is not worth the risk of exposure. I am afraid we will explode one day, get in the car, head for the nursery, and buy everything in sight. I want to buy more peonies for my alley of peonies. One lucky day Andy came home with fifteen unmarked peonies. They practically gave them to him because their color was unmarked--they turned out to be yellow and glorious. Now my friend, Pam B. in Cincinnati says the yellow peonies there are $100. each.

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