Delectable and delicious! Rob made this strawberry shortcake and we enjoyed it earlier in the month on a cards night with Liz and Darcy.
Then the Epitourists met for lunch and Kaarina made a scrumptious strawberry shortcake for dessert... how lucky can I get?!
The full strawberry moon reaches peak illumination June 24 at 2:40 pm.
Found this online calculator to forecast moonrise; Toronto will see the full moon rise at 9:28 pm in a darkening sky.
Launch this year was May 29. Being on the Board, we were struggling as the Covid stay-at-home order was still in effect with regulations preventing outdoor activities keeping golf courses, yacht clubs and tennis courts closed.
We waited as long as we could and were just about to announce the launch delay when the province allowed outdoor activities. Hurray! Now al we can fret about low water levels and the silting of the gap.
Shake down sail on June 19 and all is well. Getting excited for the summer cruises to begin!
Such a pretty kitty! She's my garden cat.
Griskit doesn't have a huge territory and stays mostly close to home, so we're not entirely sure where she is picking up the sap that leaves her fur so matted. The constant pulling makes her understandably cranky.
Previously we've taken her to the vet where they knock her out and she's been traumatized for a week.
Thankfully we found a good local groomer to give her a lion cut, no general anaesthetic required.
Sept: Ice Walker by James Raffan (Nicolette)
Oct Pull of the Stars by Emma Donahue (Nicki)
Nov Finding the Mother Tree by Suzanne Samard (Virginia)
Dec Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall (Miriam)
Feb Ragged Company by Richard Wagonese (Sheila)
Mar Coconut Dreams by Derek Mascarenthaus (Deborah)
April A Gentleman in Moscow (Liz)
May How To Pronounce Knife by Souvankham Thammavongsa (Diane)
June Adult Onset by Anne Marie MacDonald (Louise's pick for AGM)
