June, finally! Just as we were wondering when the last frost would be. My first tomato plant is in the ground along with basil and marigolds to keep the pests away. Lettuce, bushy dill and parsley for my salads -. I'm even trying a couple of pepper plants this year. Not too bad for a container gardener.
The WCOA June Newsletter is out. If you would like to receive one by mail or email, give us a call at 268-8407. Otherwise you can pick one up at the two local post offices and the Meekins Library. One day I will figure out how to put it on line!
Two items not listed on the calendar are:
1. June 13, Thursday at 5 PM. The Triad/COA Outreach Committee Picnic
at Nash Hill Place. It is open to all and free. (donations accepted)
There will be a sing-along with Steve Damon at the picnic. Come and enjoy!
2. A talk on Paliative Care on June 26, 12:15. CDH Paliative Care will
talk on how P.C can help patients and their families cope with serious
illness in a way that stays true to the patient's goals. Join us in the
Mealsite at the Williamsburg Senior Center/Town Office.
We hope to see you soon!
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