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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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17 comments:
Lovely Pat. Ye must get great pleasure from such a beautiful garden. :¬)
xxx
Map: yes - epecially now I have help with it.
Hi Pat, months of endless rain and warmer temperatures means that things are going really wild in my garden too.
I shall be looking for emergency help soon!
Macy: I di some tidying yesterday bu tnoticed a path down to the side gate which is a jungle. I don't relish doing it because there are usualy beasties who bite.
Oh I so envy the beautiful colors that surround you. The only color around us in the drought is brown.
Granny Annie: I sympathise but I've seen some lovely photos of your surroundings.
Those scarlet montbretia are really eyecatching. A neighbour of ours has a plant of it that, in the sun, almost hurts the eyes.
Lovely, Pat. Ours is out of control!
Mike and Ann: as you can see they are something of a mixed blessing and I have to keep reminding MTL to park well away from them.
Gorgeous, Pat!! I have nothing in bloom now except crape myrtle.
John: it's this crazy climate.
Judy: I'm still waiting for my myrtle to bloom. Did you know that Kate had myrtle in her wedding bouquet?
Your garden is looking good, ours is water-logged, haven't you been having all the rain?
LOM: lots of rain yes - interspersed with brilliant sunshine.
Today and yesterday are/were well nigh perfect.
Crazy isn't it? I came home to find some plants in my garden had spurted by 10% or more since I left two weeks earlier!
Daphne: maybe McChe has been talking to them.
I can see someone else has had a lot of rain too!
Joey: we've had everything except snow.
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