CYNTHIA TANNER: We've had a couple of conversations about income. They're never comfortable conversations. There not always productive either. This time we're going to 'Ask the Expert!'

JORDAN TANNER: Gardening seemed like a leisure activity... until we started doing it. Not the flowers... they are easy. The 'crops' definitely take it up a level

CYNTHIA TANNER: It's time to assess. See what works and continue that. See what isn't working and cut that away. Get out the pruning shears.

CYNTHIA TANNER: Summer is just around the corner. Are people making travel plans? So many of the typical travel destinations have not made progress with reducing cases or increasing vaccination...

CYNTHIA TANNER: It's a new day! But, is it? I feel better prepared physically and mentally, to 'face the world. Yet, I still don't feel that it's safe, quote 'out there', unquote.

JORDAN TANNER: Finishing the 'window boxes' is the last big project for Spring. I can't remember why we wanted them... or what we plan to plant, in them... hmm

CYNTHIA TANNER: Another outdoor activity! I had forgotten about Spring sidewalk art fairs. This requires no work at all and it's pretty enjoyable. I like the sculptures best... how about you?

Jordan Tanner: Gardening is hard work. Relaxation can be harder. Especially if you’re blowing bubbles.

JENNIFER SORENS: Spring has Sprung. The sunshine is becoming a constant companion. I hope most of our students have the tech. capacity, to take our class outside.

JORDAN TANNER: There is always plenty of work to do. Sometimes one project, stacked on another and another. The weather creates a definite deadline with gardening...it's good to have extra hands chipping in.