We went to Longwood Gardens on Saturday. We spent most of our time indoors because of the drizzling rain.


They make me so happy!
This post is not meant to be political. It is just to join in the grief of the loss of Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas. You can see the ter...
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I stopped and thought to myself that those looked like yours...and that fence was like yours. Glad to know that I wasn't losing my mind...well, not all of it anyway.
Mikey had a good interview...now we wait!
Peonies! They don't grow where I am so I'll have to live vicariously through you, MrsRabe, and enjoy their beauty. ;o)
Longwood appears to be a place where hushed voices from simple awe are present, where meandering pathways to vignettes of garden space surprise the eye and touch the soul. When I visit...and I will...we must go there!
jAne
http://tickleberryfarm.blogspot.com
Ooooooh, how lovely!
Candy for the eyes and soul. Flowers minister to me in a way that nothing else does.
Thanks for sharing!
Love you,
Jen
P.S. Here in Illinois they call those "pinies!" When i first heard it, i wondered what on earth people were talking about!
So beautiful! God makes such wonderful things:>)
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