Nature is my therapy...and I need a lot of it!! I find that being outdoors helps me in my journey to peace.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Summertime heat/movies
I watched 27 dresses last night, by myself, all alone. Nobody else wanted to see it so I picked a night when everyone was going to be gone. I was disappointed. It was kinda cute but oh so PREdictable. I would rather watch 4 episodes of Reba and laugh my hiney off. Anyways, so much for wasting my time and 3.99. The other night we watched The Great Debate and it was so good. I was impressed and moved. Society has come a long way but it still has a long way to go. Bucket List was funny, but I really like Jack Nicholson. Summer and movies go hand in hand in the summertime Texas heat.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Rain Yippee



Friday, June 27, 2008
Babysitting day
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
lizard visiting


Monday, June 23, 2008
birds and caterpillars


Sunday, June 15, 2008
Garden bloggers bloom day June 2008
This baby cardinal has bloomed out this week but its sibling decided to be a no show.
Here is some purple phlox that my MIL shared with me.
Oleander is happy too! I just love the color of this one.
I believe this is gloriosa daisy (rudbekia) and I totally forget what the purple is.
Here by my blue bench is the wonderful elderberry my MIL passed along.
My yellow butterfly bush is shooting up like it is on steroids.
Wild sunflower nature planted and I let live. This plant is over 6 feet tall.
Here is the plate sized blooms of my red hibiscus.
Unbelieveable that it decided to have its first blossoms this morning on bloom day.
Brazilian verbena and purple coneflower with the beautiful mexican feather grass.
Pink and purple rule my garden right now. Here is my hardy lantana and yarrow.
Vitex. The camera refused to catch the beauty of this bush. It is vivid purple all over. My MIL dug this up a few years back, so it was about 1 foot tall. It grows quite fast in this area and takes no care at all.
I do have a few roses showing now. This is the zephrine rose.
Zinnia from the seeds I planted in May.
Last but not least is the indigo spires.
Thanks for stopping by on bloom day. Thanks to Carol for having this day. I have learned so much from gardeners around the world. Be sure to stop by and look at her beautiful gardens.