Wednesday, April 17, 2013
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- Pat
- 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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Lovely! Our garden is still dormant, even the cherry tree isn't anywhere near flowering(fully out 24th March last year). The Camelia, Magnolia and even the Ammylancia are weeks away!
So beautiful.
I have always enjoyed the photos of your garden.
cheers, parsnip
You have flowers!! All I have is one dandelion so far.
Sx
Our garden is showing a certain amount of colour, but yours is several days ahead of ours - being so far West helps, I suppose. But spring is definitely here (at last!!!!!)
It's really beautiful, Pat. He would have loved it. Ours is behind yours, with daffodils and a promise of other blooms in the garden.
Everything looks so very pretty, dear Pat...There is nothing like flowers and plants in a garden to bring a kind of peace to one....Spring---the time of renewal. That is a good thing, isn't it.....
I think you are doing FANTASTICALLY, Pat....Give yourself a Hug, my dear. And here are some from me, too...!
(((((((HUGS)))))))
John: the Ammylancia has me foxed:)
Parsnip: I was pleased the other day when an agent described them as private well kept gardens. No I'm not moving:)
scarlet: I have lots of those but avoid photographing them:)
Mike and Ann: you say that but it's turned cold and windy again. I hate it when the buds are blown off.
Go West young man!
Debra: yes the first hint of sun and he would be out in his favourite spot.
Naomi: thank you Naomi. The spring and promise of summer makes life easier.
Everything what everyone's said here! And that bench is just perfect. Enjoy a cup of tea for me in your lovely garden, dear Pat.
Well, you're garden's a darn sight tidier than mine is!
Glad it's giving you breathing space.
GG: guess who used to sit there - with a mug of tea?
Kevin: that's Karen for you. every garden should have one:)
Awww, it's just the perfect place, Pat.
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