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| Grow box is planted with Spinach and Swiss Chard |
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| A spot for my new rose, a gift from new friend. | |
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| My garden pots are ready. |
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| The ducks are too. |
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| New daffodil starts reaching for the sun |
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| A deer that Mom gave me and I 'dearly' love. |
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| A burst of pink this morning, its big debut. |
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| A showy forsythia in full bloom, the best of all. |
The color of spring and new growth are everywhere. Welcome spring. Just 2500 words left to cut in my novel; I wrote eight posts for the April A-Z; and this afternoon I take my first golf lesson. What a lovely week this has been.
Happy Weekend Everyone!
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My mom gardened every year when I was growing up. She planted vegetables, watered, and weeded. I helped by eating the fresh veggies! lol Your forsythia is gorgeous! I look forward to more pics of your burgeoning garden. :)
ReplyDeleteMy mother is a gardener and I blame her (in a good way) for my gardening passion.
DeleteSharon, I love Swiss chard! My forsythia has begun blooming yet. I use those same gray blocks in my yard. They're so lovely. Novel work, A-Z stuffs, and I'm more excited hearing you're playing golf!! I love golf, (smile).
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of you and husband with airplane!
Ha-ha, You have no idea how much of a beginner I am at golf! My instructor pointed out today something I hadn't thought about. "You can golf your entire life." Although I can still bike, and jog on my treadmill, I like that I'll always have golf.
DeleteOh, and thanks too about the photo. It's one of my favorites. We had such a great time that day :)
DeleteYou're lucky that spring is springing and you have new growth happening. I'm just bedding my garden down for the winter….
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, I wonder where you live. I sometimes forget how different the seasons are elsewhere in the world.
DeleteOMG I can't believe that you've got Spring! I'm still in the snow. Melting oh so slowly. The pics are lovely.
ReplyDeleteBut spring is coming soon, so hang in there! I enjoyed your new newsletter today. Lots of good material there :)
DeleteI love your new background and so glad you finally got rid of the black!! Kudos on getting so much writing done ... keep going!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It was time for a change. I'm still working hard...trying not to get buried in April.
DeleteCongrats on writing 8 posts! I still have to start:) I love the new growth and seeing all of this makes me want spring now! I am seeing grey and brown yuck snow
ReplyDeleteThanks, Birgit. You last A-Z was fabulous. It's been such a mild year here weatherize-wise. Next year, it could be the reverse. Strange weather we're all having, isn't it?
DeleteWhat a productive week you've had! All very satisfying, I'm sure. As for your plants, I love daffodils. I always mean to plant them, and never do. They always make me think of William Wordsworth's poem.
ReplyDeleteOh, it really was a good week. Hope all is well on your end and the book is selling well. I always think how lovely your book jacket is. Daffodils do well indoors too. You might give it a try.
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