Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Thursday, May 2, 2013
GET OUTTA MY GARDEN!!
Labels:
Amaryllis,
garden service,
lawn service,
lilies,
my garden bouquets,
Spring,
spring flowers,
Spring flowers in Savannah
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Answer The Door!!
What do you do when the doorbell rings?
Well, I say "Bob can you get the door?"
I would strongly advise, If someone rings your doorbell...answer it!
You see, I don't often get flowers delivered from the florist.
Some of you may remember, Bob brings me FREE, flowers.
Hey, they're still flowers . You can read about them
Labels:
birthday,
birthday flowers,
blue flowers,
cobalt blue,
cobalt vase,
daughter,
flowers,
hydrangea,
son in law,
Spring,
spring flowers
Thursday, March 28, 2013
STILL LOOKING FOR SPRING?
THIS IS A SPRING/EASTER TABLESCAPE FROM A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO.
I will have a new one Sunday, as my daughter will be
visiting from Illinois. I am waiting for her as we will
create the tablescape together.
Now I hope you will enjoy this look back!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I KNOW SOME OF YOU, IN OTHER AREAS, ARE STILL LOOKING FOR SPRING.
I will have a new one Sunday, as my daughter will be
visiting from Illinois. I am waiting for her as we will
create the tablescape together.
Now I hope you will enjoy this look back!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I KNOW SOME OF YOU, IN OTHER AREAS, ARE STILL LOOKING FOR SPRING.
Labels:
Easter,
Easter egg,
Easter Table,
He Is Risen,
Petal Lane,
Spring,
Taylor Smith Taylor,
turquoise,
turquoise tableware
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
DEER IN THE HOOSEGOW!
Labels:
Azaleas,
deer,
garden,
home and garden,
hoosegow,
nature,
Spring,
spring flowers
Monday, March 11, 2013
REAR WINDOW
Just to set the record straight!
I am NOT a photojournalist, James Stewart or Alfred Hitchock.
Grace Kelly...maybe.
However, this is what I saw from my "Rear Window"
this morning.
| Not sure if my hands are shaking or him pecking so fast! |
Labels:
Alfred Hitchcock,
birding,
cameras,
forest,
Grace Kelly,
Jimmy Stewart,
movies,
pileated woodpecker,
Rear Window,
Spring,
woodpecker
Friday, March 30, 2012
Desert Rose Tablescape
Thank you so much for your prayers, emails and kind conversation. I always knew bloggers were special people, even before I started blogging. Your kindness is uplifting and I treasure your friendship.
I plan on staying inside and lying low for the next couple of week. I will repost a couple of things and a couple of you have agreed to do a guest post for me.
Today I am reposting a tablescape I did last spring with my Desert Rose pattern by Franscisan. Most of it is vintage although I purchased it new. I stopped buying when Franscisan sold out and the new stuff got UGLY!
I hope you will enjoy this beautiful pattern and my interpretation
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 2011
It is getting warmer and we have had
a few beautiful days.
It was beautiful yesterday. I left for therapy early so I could go by GW. I have said before that our GW never has anything. I went anyway.
As luck would have it I found this Longaberger look alike for on $1.00. Not quite the LB quality but really nice. For $1.00 it was going home with me.
| I had planned to use this Irish runner buy decided to use it next week. Nice little basket, yes? |
| I like the way the handle curves |
| Sturdy for $1.00 |
I stopped at Kroger and picked up some Primrose for my centerpiece. Bob came today bringing his free flowers, Pink Roses. That's when I decided to change what I had planned for the tablescape. I decided to use my Franciscan Desert Rose.
| I used the pink roses and the primrose. |
| I love these green and white placements. I think, in blog lingo, this is a vintage, chippy and shabby charger. |
| I added my vintage Franciscan Desert Rose dinner plate. I hate the new stuff they are selling. Won't buy it. |
| Pink salad plate |
| Forgot to get a pic of just the rimmed soup. Added linen and crochet, starched, napkin and yellow rose ring. |
| I love the Wallace sterling flatware, Waltz of Spring |
| Bob's free roses, forsythia and greenery from the yard. |
| I ended up using the primrose |
| Purchased votive holders during after Christmas sales. |
| The water goblets were a thrift store find. Pattern unknown. Only had four. |
| This is my favorite pic. I think I used it twice. That's OK, it's my fairytale. Love the napkin rings, I got them from ebay. Ebay is gooooood. |
| relish dish was thrift store find |
| Bob thought this was a real rose. Our eyes are failing you know! |
| I just love the napkin rings. Did I say that before? The napkins are vintage. I think they go well with the charger. |
I hope you have enjoyed my "Ode to Spring"
I am joining the following gracious hostesses
Labels:
basket longaberger,
desert rose,
flowers,
fransciscan,
free flowers,
Green,
pink,
pink roses,
roses,
Spring,
spring tablescape,
waltz of spring
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Azaleas In Savannah
They were glorious this Spring!
For the last three weeks we have been blessed
with a magnificant display of our beloved
Azaleas at their peak.
As you can see I got carried away
with this large Bumble Bee.
Due to the warm winter the flowers were several weeks early but made a wonderful appearance for our
Saint Patrick's guests.
Alas, with the Azaleas comes the pollen. It has been early and heavy this year. Maybe that means it will be finished sooner.
I took all these pictures after a terrible windstorm. I think it was the one causing havoc in the rest of the country. I knew if I didn't capture some of the blossoms during the lull they would gone for sure.
We have many pines so therefore lots of pollen and pinestraw. We have never had to purchase pinestraw but we could sell some pollen.
The next three pics are my son's dog.
R. D. (red dog)
R. D. has a fetish about plastic bottles. He saw this on the counter a couple of days ago
and begged for said bottle.
When empty and rinsed he will carry it around for hours. Big ones like this he has to carry by the cap.
After hiding and retrieving it from several locations he will begin to crush it (You, know that commercial?). We are very careful and take it away once the surface has been broken. He doesn't want to bite through it,
just crush it and make lots of noise.
Just like Savannah in the Spring.
A little pink! A little green!
Have a wonderful weekend
A
Color Connection
A
Wordless Wednesday
and
Happy Pink Saturday!
with this large Bumble Bee.
Due to the warm winter the flowers were several weeks early but made a wonderful appearance for our
Saint Patrick's guests.
Alas, with the Azaleas comes the pollen. It has been early and heavy this year. Maybe that means it will be finished sooner.
I took all these pictures after a terrible windstorm. I think it was the one causing havoc in the rest of the country. I knew if I didn't capture some of the blossoms during the lull they would gone for sure.
We have many pines so therefore lots of pollen and pinestraw. We have never had to purchase pinestraw but we could sell some pollen.
| That is our dog, Elvis, in the background. That is pollen on his back. |
R. D. (red dog)
R. D. has a fetish about plastic bottles. He saw this on the counter a couple of days ago
and begged for said bottle.
| As you can see, Elvis is well behaved. I don't know if it shows up or not but the porch is covered in yellow pollen. All fabric items are inside for the duration. |
After hiding and retrieving it from several locations he will begin to crush it (You, know that commercial?). We are very careful and take it away once the surface has been broken. He doesn't want to bite through it,
just crush it and make lots of noise.
Just like Savannah in the Spring.
A little pink! A little green!
Have a wonderful weekend
A
Color Connection
A
Wordless Wednesday
and
Happy Pink Saturday!
Labels:
Azaleas,
Daschund,
Elvis,
flowers,
Orange flowers,
Pink flowers,
R. D.,
Spring,
Spring in Savannah
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