Had a nice and relaxing time visiting my mom in Michigan. Every time I visit I always seem to do a couple things: drink beers, get sushi and udon noodles at Ajishin, and eat dim sum. It's a strange but delicious routine. This time I also spent a couple minutes in the backyard waiting for the morning coffee to brew. Always a lot of interesting stuff back there:
Leaf of a Tricolor Beech. As the seasons change, the leaves' variegation also changes into different combinations of green, pink, white, and copper. Variegation is a real word.
Top-wise view of some type of bearded lily.
Japanese Maple. The old house in Rochester had one that was actually two different colored ones grafted onto each other. Sweet.
And I have no idea what these are (edit: I think they are buttercups)
It was a bit sad leaving since I left Quentin there (an annual ritual). But just like me, I think he deserves to get out of the city for an extended vacation once in a while.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Parents' Backyard
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