We're enjoying Indian Summer here in Idaho. Just had a few raspberries and found a black krim tomato that had ripened in a hidden location. Ate the berries because the NGP might have wanted some but am saving the tomato to share with him. The scarlet lobelia is blooming its heart out and some freesia I had tossed onto the compost heap are bud ladened. The chiles and bell peppers are still going strong as are the thai eggplants. I've got all sorts of salad greens that have come up from seed set by the spring crop. It's a nice 72 degrees out. We have had a horde of tiny, bugs like fuzzy blue-white aphids with wings settle on our area. I have no idea what they are but there are literally millions of them in the yard. When the light hits them just right they look like swarming pixies. No one has any idea what they are but we have all started watching them. There are apples drying in the dehydrator scenting the house and I brought in a big bunch of zinnias and dahlias to add some color. I hope it stays this way for another month or two and that all of you guys are enjoying weather as beautiful as we are having. Liz