I just love foxgloves, and it never ceases to amaze me that even mine return year after year!
My peonies are looking good. I'm so fortunate that Ineke and Martin had established this beautiful bed when they first built our home.
Out with the old and in with the new:
What a difference a day makes:
Yesterday:
Today:
I've been playing around with more Complexitees, and I'll share a few with you:
This is just a piece of complex cloth that I have some plans for:
And last, but not least, if I haven't already put you to sleep, C and I finished watching a fabulous movie last night (between Braves games and a performance by our local theater group, we cannot get through a movie in one night anymore!). Check out Lars and the Real Woman when you have a chance. It's very interesting: funny, even hilarious at times, but also very poignant.
Take care, and don't forget to stop and smell the roses!
PEACE
6 comments:
Terrific photos! Your T's are also very cool and very "Spring-y".
More great tees!! Foxglove grows wild here in Oregon. I had never seen it like that before - along the roadsides.
Lovely to see the plants in your garden. The T shirts are really, really lovely
Regards
Karen
I followed your advice, went to check the flowers and found snow on the ground. Sigh. Love the tops you've made from your complex cloth. Beautiful!
I just love to see Barker in the garden, which is looking fabulous, esp with the lake behind (or in front?) Our spring isn't so obvious here on the coast. Your tees are lovely but I still don't know what complex cloth means. All looks pretty complex to me. Thanks for your long message on my blog about Iron Deficient Chef - I think it's great fun and as I don't eat meat it's very relevant to me. Hugs to Barker and of course to you. XXOO
Lovely dog, lovely flowers, and lovely Tees!
Wish I was small and thin, then I would buy a bunch of your Tees =)
Kram Eva
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