


A place for my photos and thoughts and stuff.
A particularly pretty fence lizard attempting to gain entry into the house. Sorry, pal. Back to the pile of flower pots with you!
Hope you’re in the mood for more flower photos, because things got nuts in the garden this month…
Why should the flowers get all the attention?
We have a 55 year old philodendron in the backyard. Behold one of it’s mega-leaves!
Pull up a chair everyone, we’re having RADISH!
I have to say, given all of the plants that are mysteriously dug up and eaten by various creatures, they do a pretty lousy job.
Allow me to wax poetic with someone else’s words for a moment:
She wore her yellow sun-bonnet,
She wore her greenest gown;
She turned to the south wind
And curtsied up and down.
She turned to the sunlight
And shook her yellow head,
And whispered to her neighbor:
“Winter is dead.”
A shout-out to A. A. Milne for the appropriate description. And no, this isn’t in my yard. None of our daffodils showed up this year.
Our white camellia bush has some serious health issues, but once in a while it puts out something indescribably beautiful.
So it begins.
Monumental things are afoot, even in my own backyard.
Start out with a nice cup of something hot. Decaf instant coffee with some flavored powdered stuff in it. My morning beverage means a lot to me, can’t you tell? You can’t beat the way it was served, though.
Out of sight under a roof of leaves, a nasturtium blooms.
A nice display over by the ancient wheelbarrow.
Alfie can smell it…spring is definitely in the air. Time to load up on antihistamines.
It is a wonderful thing to be able to work at home and enjoy this every day. I am grateful for this every waking hour.