Walle is keeping me on my toes these days. It is hard to find time to blog when there is a bad little kitten to take care of. Walle still likes to play, bite, and sleep. He has added a few new hobbies, too. He hangs out Chip's favorite drum:

He falls asleep while playing on his Kitty Pirate Ship:



Asleep with claw still caught in a toy. Don't worry, I removed the claw soon after I snapped the photo.
Then, he wakes up from his cat nap and destroys his Kitty Pirate Ship:

He also has started meowing at our bedroom door at 5:45 AM. Ah, the joys of parenthood!
In the flower garden, the shasta daisies and coneflower are in full bloom.




The Knock-Out roses are on their second flush.

And I've got lavender blooming in the herb garden.

We've harvested leeks, Swiss chard, sugar snap peas, and lettuce out of the spring garden. And we've even havested a few squash and zucchini out of the summer garden. No tomatoes yet, but I am really looking forward to those.
I have a hundred other things I need to blog about, but dinner doesn't cook itself! Tonight I am cooking pasta with yogurt and zucchini (from the garden!) based on this Farfalle with Yogurt and Zucchini recipe from Food+Wine. I'm subbing whole wheat pasta. Yum!