We're not completely moved yet, but we're settling in. Last weekend we bought flowers for the yard (and my tomato plant!). I thought I'd share the fun - we're just so pleased to have a home where we can plant flowers. I'm including a picture of Dr. M's ancient geraniums - he brings them inside each year before the first frost & babies them through the winter. And every year they reward us with their blooms. I think they'll like their new home too!
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2026 Project 365 – Week Thirty-seven
We had another social gathering at church today (celebrating one of our founding members, who turned 94 this week & who is a total fire...
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[Note: I'm posting this early because we're leaving for NC in the morning. I'll still monitor things while I'm gone, bu...
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At work we all agreed that this was The Longest Week Ever. We weren’t sure why, but we were sure glad for it to be over. On the other hand, ...
Love the flag. I hope your tomatoe plant will bring you a rich harvest. Enjoy your new garden.
ReplyDeleteGood job! Gardening can bring so much joy. :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking yesterday, "How do I winter geraniums?" I would love some tips from Dr. M.
Those plants are pretty!
ReplyDeleteAnd apparently the recliner is a fire hazard because all the stuffing inside the chair can make a fire worse and cause worse smoke damage. I don't know, I just listen to what they tell me.
I can obviously see the care Dr. M has lavished on those beautiful geraniums.
ReplyDeleteBoth Linda and I love our garden.
A lovely way to settle in: getting the plants started.
ReplyDeleteA verse from a poem, which I like, is:
The kiss of the sun for pardon,
The song of the birds for mirth,--
One is nearer God's heart in a garden
Than anywhere else on earth.
Dorothy Frances Gurney
Looks like you've settled in quite nicely. Soon enough you'll be having mater and mayo sandwiches!
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