...quebrith or the alchemist's word for sulphur...the massive pile of which is a remarkable feature of Vancouver's port.

Queen Anne's Lace

The Question Mark Butterfly (yes, that is it's proper name) on Quick Fire Hydrangea. The only time I have ever seen this butterfly in my yard was in August of 2015. It refused to pose for a good pic.

Queen Josephine Hosta

Quite the little cutie.

Gino and I went for a walk yesterday. He got tired and flopped down in the shade for a bit.

One of my grandmother’s old quilt squares - it might be a Flying Geese variation.

Quaking Aspen. I just planted ALL this foliage in the last 2 weeks. The house had 'no' landscaping next to it. There are about 300 mature pine trees tho.....

Summer, QJ is one of my all time favorite!!

Quilts again. The one on the left is one my dear Aunt, now 95, made. There is a figure of girls and boys to represent each of our 6 grandkids plus squares of things she knew I liked (tomatoes, flowers, etc). The one on the left is a fun flannel lap quilt made by my DD. I use it all the time in winter.

Quiet Home Practice (sorry I had to stretch for the "Q")

A quilt I recently made to donate to the local Police Department Foundation. The quilting design is fireworks (doesn't show up in this picture).

Quinoa Salad:

Quack maker

Quartz

Quick like a fox. A fox family set up house under my sister's shed years ago. Mom and Dad raised 5 fine kits. It was so neat to have such a close view of them from her dining room window.

I love these! Q is one of my initials, and this has made monograms difficult as I don't like the script version of Q.

Eld6161 your room is so pretty.