2025: Day 21....."Dill Pickle Beer"

Tell me this doesn't look so delicious!

The little red dots are hot sauce.

There is a pickle on the bottom soaking

in the beer.

I love this creativity.

It's available at the 

Great White Buffalo Brewery in

Northville.

If you like beer, give it a try.

If you like to read reviews, check

out reviews I've made on Google.

I get no money for this. 

I read reviews before I decide to go somewhere and

I honestly review places I have been.

I find it's helpful and sometimes saves me some grief 

and gives me some insight.

Google Local Guides Reviews

 

2025: Day 20....."A squirrelly interloper"

 Scott woke up in the middle of the 

night worrying about a squirrel that

may or may not be in his condo that he

checks on weekly. The fireplace screen

was suspiciously open a crack and he saw a quick

glimpse of a squirrel.

He opened the front & back doors and hoped it ran out.

I said go back to sleep and 

we'll go there tomorrow. We did.

We walked in the door and here's what we saw.

• 

Uhhh....Oh..not a good first impression.

Then I glimpsed a little face under a big pillow on

the couch where he had settled in and

taken ownership of the condo.

Little did he know that Scott was not going

to allow that and feed him like a homeless person.

He no longer lives there. 

He didn't even fill out a rental agreement either.

 

2025: Day 19....."Silver Squill aka Leopard Lily & another really long name”

I couldn't resist this plant.

It has all the things I like in a plant...freeform, 

swirly and designs on the leaves like 

they've been painted.

And it was flowering too! 

It has 3 names:

Leopard Lily

Silver Squill

Ledebouria Socialis

Aren't those leaves so unique~!

It's from the hyacinth family and the tiny flowers

do resemble the look but are pretty delicate 

and produce no delicious smell like hyacinths do.

It makes bulbs which can be separated to

make new plants. That's always a plus for me.

I like to propagate, watch them grow and

then share...especially at the Lakes Area plant swap 

in the spring and fall.

I already figured out how to do that

when the time comes because You Tube

makes learning that stuff so easy.

I found it at Willow Greenhouse in Northville, MI 

If you live in the area let me know if 

you'd like to trade a plant.

(marlyss@mac.com)