So I blame my inexperience of mowing the lawn on my Father. He's an expert at lawn care and though he's passed down MANY expertise Lawn Mowing was one he must have kept secret. Since our yard is Large, we use a riding mower, which my dad didn't ever use. Robert showed me how to use it, and of course, I didn't remember well. I was nervous at first, but then began to giggle at the sheer aquardness I was enjoying! Here's to a long and fun first summer married and mowing!
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Friday, May 6, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
Mushroom Mania
Mushroom Mania!Robert is officially a Happy Man!
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Sunny Days
So this past Thursday was the best sunny day we've had for a while. Beautiful in the morning and sunny and warm in the evening. Plus the ground wasn't completely dry enough for planting...so that means one thing-ROCK PICKING!!! Jay Appleton, Elaine Burkett, and I picked rocks and got a great tan...well not really a tan yet. But this is the most natural color I've had this early in the season ever! We got tons of rocks which made Robert a very happy man! We went back to work more on Friday which was cold and lightly rainy= not so much fun. Hopefully next week we can do some more picking. It's great exercise and it's always wonderful to be outside!
Monday, April 11, 2011
V. Sattui Winery
V. Sattui Winery was such a visual treat for Robert and Me. We Loved their beautiful gardens and buildings. This was the last night before we came home so it was nice to slow down. Though I tried wines here I didn't buy any. We did buy cheese. :) It was very wonderful to spend time at these beautiful places with Robert. He called it "The closest thing to The Garden of Eden on Earth." And he may be right, but we had to come home. We both realized we would love to go out there more often, and figure out how to open the minds of our friends to see such a beautiful place!
Hope and Grace
Hope and Grace was by far MY personal favorite! I wouldn't call them a winery, since none of their wine get produced in the building I was in...it's more like a store front of what wines they make. It was wonderful! Unfortunately we didn't buy any wines here, but I am hoping to get on their wine club for my Birthday or Christmas! The painting behind me in the first image is the one on their bottle. I think I loved Hope and Grace because of their wine and artwork! My favorite combination! Charbay
These are all stills for Whisky, Vodka, Bourbon...you get the picture.
Charbay was charming. We saw Distillery and were immediately interested. They were a bit more upper class then we were used to with other wineries, but still Very knowledgeable and kind. I really liked their Green Tea Apertif and we also loved their 1983 Sauvingon Blanc which they aged 10 years, then added Yeast! Crazy! But it made the wine lightly carbonated which made it amazing!!!!! Luckily (for me) they weren't allowed to let us taste their Other Spirits because they don't have that kind of license. Very informative and Beautiful none the less. Robert had a lot of fun here, but John who helped us was kind-of Crazy!Schweiger Vineyard
What an amazing estate! We actually met the man who owned Schweiger Vineyard. He was older and still doing work on it, because this was a brand new building! And it's Stunning!
Robert also found a Tractor just like one he used to own!
Here we purchased two bottles of wine, one Port and one Sauvignon Blanc. Both were amazing! The Port is for Robert and the Sauvignon Blanc is for me! The first bottle purchased for Robert's consumption was here! And No he's not going to chase it with a beer.
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