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I am glad to be back in Vermont appreciating just how beautiful it is at this time of year. Iris are my favorites, and lavendar about to bloom comes in a close second. There's a lot to do, but I took the time to just relax after the long drive back.

Levi has adjusted quite well. I sure the condo is filled with our scents so he felt at home and quickly established a routine. A short walk in the morning with a stop for a game of chase the tennis ball and a long walk in the evening. Breakfast at eight and dinner at four. I swear he can tell time. 

Well, projects will have to start soon but I am off to see my daughter and grandson tomorrow. Granddaughter Kristen has gone to Tennessee.

I love June.

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  1. My iris in Ohio have just finished blooming. My favorites are the deep purple. They did wonderfully this year.

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  2. Vermont is beautiful. Two friends bought houses there. You should post more pics before you sell your condo.

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  3. Have a wonderful visit with your daughter and grandson. Good luck with the projects!

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  4. I agree that June is wonderful. But we are drying out and need rain. Fire danger is now high everywhere, even in Seattle.

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