A Grower Perspective

Do you feel like taking the whole summer off and lolling around on a chaise lounge, berry picking, swimming in the perfect swimming hole, hanging out with friends and not having a timeline for anything?  I do.  But for some reason being a grown up has gotten in the way of summers like this.  I have thought of a way to bring this about on a daily basis in a small way, just to have that summertime feeling.  The name of my program is One a Day.   You don't need to reserve this for summer only; you can do it all year round.  So all you do is try one new thing a day; a new food, a new way to drive home or maybe a new mode of transportation, visit a new place in your town or city, be the tourist of your own town.  You can do this is your home as well, add a bouquet of garden flowers, move your furniture around, eat outside sitting on the ground with a picnic cloth, go meet your neighbors you've been meaning to get to know, paint a wall, get some watercolors and paint anything.  My sister, when she was around ten, would clean her room at the beginning of summer, put up a canvas tent in the side yard and move out until school started again.   Have some fun.   As you are going around, stop into our nursery for your first time or just to say hello if you've been here many times before.  We'd like to see you.  We'd like to be your One a Day.