You hear a great deal about the downturn in the housing market, the economy going south, and other concerns for our economic well being. There are those in Sequim who are doing their best to keep people working. I don’t know what this building will be…but I’ll do some sleuthing and see if I can let you know.
It’s Blue Mountain. A previous post of Blue Mountain from a different angle.
At Trinity United Methodist Church, friends of Eula Kirby gathered to remember her life. A charter member of the Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club, Eula’s Celebration of Life was a reminder of all those things she loved. Eula was an organist and music filled the church, along with many of the beautiful quilts she made. The family brought in a huge number of plants from a local nursery. At the end of the service, those in attendance were ask to choose a plant to take home and put in their garden as a living reminder of Eula each year. It was a lovely tribute.�
Due to an unfortunate accident, I’ve been on hiatus for much too long. I can’t guarantee all the photos will be interesting or not crooked…but I’d like to give it a try again.
For those who would like to know how the shoulder is progressing, there is a separate link. Thank you Denton for taking care of things in my absence.
This a photo of one of my favorite plant stores. On the corner of Sequim/Dungeness and Fir, you can find all kinds of wonder and unusual plants for your garden
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