Rainbow Snippets*-- Hoping For A Green Thumb
It's been a crazy week, weather-wise. The high school's FFA (Future Farmers of America, for any that don't know) was selling plants --by appointment-- and I bought some tomato plants. And on our one nice day this week, the husband and I planted the garden. Unfortunately, I didn't have a big variety of seeds so we planted what we had and if they do well, I'm hoping to "barter" for the things I'm not growing. I think we'll see more "victory gardens" this year, maybe.
The walk down the
hall had sapped Jay of his strength and he plopped down gratefully, if not
ungracefully. Setting the mug down, Scoey smoothed his pillow-tasseled hair
and then ran his hand over his unshaven cheek. “I’ve never seen you with
stubble, even when I was staying here.”
“Yeah, sorry. I
know, it’s hideous. I’ll shave as soon as I get some energy back.”
Scoey hesitated,
hand still cupping Jay’s chin. “Wait until you’re better.”
“Why?”
With a wicked
gleam in his eye and a flush across his cheeks, Scoey grinned. “I don’t know. I
kind of like you all scruffy. It makes you look rugged.”
The story starts with book 1, In From The Cold
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Exquisite description! (heart)
ReplyDeleteLoved the sensory details. No, can't say I've adjusted anything story-wise because of the pandemic.
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