And then there were two. Cole left last Friday to spend the summer in Minneapolis. Hudson only spent the summer between his freshman and sophomore years in Wisconsin, which means it's been 5 years. This is the first without Cole though, and that first year is always the weirdest. I do expect it to be a little more peaceful though. :)
Our friend's daughter is a new farmer, along with her husband. They have been working really hard to redo the dilapidated green houses and property. They had an organic plant sale over the weekend, so we were able to check it out and pick up some beautiful plants and corn tortillas, which they hand-make and sell at farmer's markets. They are delicious.
They also have goats, which of course I had to find and stare at forever. Finally the guys showed up. Brian with Van Duke. Brad with his dog Ginger, and Aaron with his grandson.
Later that day, we went to our final play of the season. It was so much fun having season tickets to the Milwaukee Chamber Theater. We'll definitely do it again. We also got spoiled with dinner. Mel sure knows how to cook, and these pani puri was absolutely delicious. And very fun to eat.
The absolute showstopper, however, was these curried scallops. They were something special. We sure are spoiled.
I just love the scent of Lily of the Valley. Picked this little bloom on a walk with Van. (The dish was my mother's day present from Hudson -- I love it.)
Walked this happy girl, Beliah, on Monday. Fortunately, she already got adopted this week. Love it when that happens. My girl Eowyn from last week and a few weeks ago was adopted over the weekend too. That makes me so happy. She was a special one.
Hudson officially started his new job and thankfully got a first day of work photo. He's had a packed few days.
Fun photo he sent over. Last night as I was going to sleep I tracked his plane since it was flying from O'Hare to Green Bay. He was just a few miles over and up from us. Love it.
Did a lot of planting this week. Mostly outside, but a few of our indoor planters needed some love too. Hoping I can keep this succulent alive for awhile.
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