Look what happened to me today.
There I was nonchalantly filling jars with floral bits and pieces, when I knocked one of said jars off the bench. This is how it landed. It sploshed water all over the floor whilst in mid-flight but landed upside down, half full and sealed!
Monday, October 25
Saturday, October 23
What can I say? I went to the farm ... I get very excited by flowers ... I have a camera; this is the result!
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floral
Thoughts from the Garden

It is the sensuous lure of Spring,
fickle in her pleasure taking,
that pushes the magnolia –
laden warm wafts of Summer
at you. Only to let them ebb
as the cooling stream of Winter’s
Favourite, violet, trickles over you.
a pulsating, yet languorous tease,
the spray of Summer’s surf
dousing the chill undercurrents
of Winter. Ebb and flow,
Waft and trickle, Summer’s
Pleasure, Winter’s sleep, promises
and memories hang
from Spring’s willowy tendrils.
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poetry
Thursday, October 21
First Paeony
Isn't she beautiful????
I patiently abide, watching for Mum's paeonies to burst throught their bud cocoons, but this little treasure was waiting for me at Hanging Rock on the weekend! The first I have seen this year and what a spectacular show; quite unusual to see blooms like this on a tree paeony.
I patiently abide, watching for Mum's paeonies to burst throught their bud cocoons, but this little treasure was waiting for me at Hanging Rock on the weekend! The first I have seen this year and what a spectacular show; quite unusual to see blooms like this on a tree paeony.
Aaaaahhhh, I just want to talk to her all day long.
Labels:
floral
Sunday, October 17
Friday, October 15
We did go to the park
This was Sunday, now it's thursday and it's grey and pouring; oh well, you've got to take the good with the bad!
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events
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