When I was told flowers get tougher out here and harden off, they were right. After buying my patio plants too early and covering them for a couple of weeks at night, they out-did themselves. I think my flowers are the most beautiful I have grown. Here they are, in all their glory:
We also celebrated my daughter's mother-in-law's 60th birthday. Oh, to be that young again!
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Reed's paternal grandparents, Brian and Dolly McArthur, wonderful people.
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| Daddy Colin, fresh from fighting a big house fire, with Reed. |
What glorious pictures. Your flowers are positively inspiring. Brian and Dolly look like wonderfully, warm and natural people. You seem
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By the By love the hat in the picture with Reed.
It takes a lot of courage to up-root oneself and make a whole new life. However, one can get stayed living the same place all one's life.
You and B seem so joyous. Am so happy for you
now if I could just get through this move without any help from my sons!!!!!!!! I will be thrilled. Lets talk this week-end. Hugs,
your old buddie Barbara
Yep, that's one of the hats you gave me. Wore the white one to a Stampede lunch. We do love it here! Buck up during the move, courage!
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