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My garden... aka My Happy Place 😊 It’s an experimental year, trying out 15 varieties of tomatoes and various growing methods. Also trying out varieties of cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, tomatillos, squashes, corn, beans, melon, watermelon, asparagus, strawberries, and so on... Learning so much, but so much more to learn 😊 So much information out there, thank you to all the people who share about their gardens!! #gardens #gardenveggies #growingtomatoes

Bike Riding on the coastal Half Moon Bay trail with a lunch stop at Pillar Point. An easy, relatively flat paved trail with amazing views (about 10 miles out and back). The crab sandwich at Princeton Seafood Market and Restaurant is a must try! #halfmoonbay #halfmoonbaybiketrail #coastalbikeride

Craving something chocolatey and custardy? Chocolate eclairs filled with custard can satisfy that craving! (Recipe for cream puff and custard, https://www.google.com/amp/s/weekendcampervanning.com/2017/05/31/japanese-cream-puffs-shu-cream/amp/). # chocolateeclairs

Today was a significant day for me! For the first time in over a year, I walked the Sawyer Camp Trail without a mask! San Mateo County is not requiring masks outdoors for fully vaccinated people.(Masks are still required for crowded outdoor events) FYI the percentage of masks worn on the trail was about 60/40, 60% masks worn and 40% maskless. I couldn’t stop smiling and feeling hopeful about the future!!

Cypress Tree Tunnel in Point Reyes National Seashore. A fun place to take pictures! Park on the side of the road and enjoy the walk on the tree lined drive leading to the historic radio station.

Our last home volleyball 🏐 game was Senior Night. Happy that we even had a season, playing with masks and all! Although the time playing high school volleyball will come to an end for our 7 seniors, they have such a bright future ahead, heading off to their prospective colleges and just living life to the fullest!! Congratulations Seniors! 🎉🎈I was honored to be able to watch you play your hearts out the last 4 years ❤️

We are growing lettuce and bok choy in the Tower Garden this year. For about a year now we’ve been growing veggies in this hydroponic system. It’s very easy to use and super convenient to be able to pick soft, pristine, tasty lettuce whenever you want right in your home! #towergarden #hydroponicsystem

Picnic time at Marin French Cheese Company! (https://marinfrenchcheese.com)! Delicious cheeses and sandwiches that you can enjoy outdoors on their beautiful grounds #picnic #picnicideas

Such a unique experience to relax in one of the 12 private hot tub campsites at Benton Hot Springs (https://www.bentonhotsprings.us/HotTubs.html) #hottubcampsite #hottubcamping #campervantravel #campervantrip #campervanning

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