LIFES A BEACH!
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BarbaraA, it's hard to believe that out temps can go from 28 to 75 in just days! Don't have the outerwear that others have... just plenty of "inner wear" to keep me warm.
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OK, who knows what this is
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Peacock feathers
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you are quick muma and correct
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Took these shots last week in Mexico
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Woops where did these guys come from?
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too funny Mum!
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Ok Ladies I am off to bed.Goodnight. DH took this shot last week.
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Oh mum! I will have nightmares tonight that I am trapped in a resort with a bunch of fat guys.
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Don't you hate it when you get back to the shore after a nice swim, and someone has taken off with your flip-flops? I think I figured out who the culprit...
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mum:
Great pics! I recognize those guys!!! They were at a resort in the Caribbean last year too!!!
They really get around.
Jan
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Meece:
That is too too funny!!!
Jan
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Meece, what a riot!
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Oh my... it's almost gone!!!
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GReat pix Meece, love the last one
does anyone have the tymne?
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Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo what fun!!!!!!
LOVED the bilingual horse "concept" -- made me smile-out-loud!!
LOVED the waves washing out this past year and a new horizon ahead.
Peacock feathers. Good catch!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE having four days of sunshine in a row!!!!! Don't know how to act?!?!?!?!
Can't even begin to imagine 70 degreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees!!!!
Hubby out on golf course.
Just got a call from my brand new neighbor, across the street, who heard that I am a "quilter" and she's swinging by in a few minutes to take me on a quilting adventure. I'm already outta the shower, but get this, I'm waiting for my compression cami to dry..... so that I can insert my velcro fluffies. LOL.
I am soooooooooooo excited at the prospect of a real-life, new friend!!!! I will attempt not to act too needie & clingy & crazy & frighten her away. LOLOL. Oh and just as soon as I can get my fluffies velcroed into place I must clear a path at the front door.
Better idea, I'll walk across the street to her house!!!
Sunshine and palm tree attitude for everyone!!
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Lisa that looks like Rosemary not Thyme. 0
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Meece love the beach shot.
Faith sounds like you are getting confortable with your new surroundings.
Nexy time we are down in Florida I just might suprise you.0 -
Muma, I think you are right, and I can't even blame it on anything...lol
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It is very pretty when it blooms.
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I've had rosemary year after year. It never blooms.
Love the cow with flip flops.
I hope those fellows are getting yearly mammos.
(Edit to add, they've got bigger boobs than the cow.)0 -
My rosemary blloms nearly year round. I love to ask DH to bring me some when I am cooking. It make the kitchen smell so fresh. I love to strip most of the spring and use it as a kabob skewer.
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I do love that smell...
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Mint, rosemary, thyme, they all smell so nice.
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Mum-are you quoting Simon & Garfunkle? Oh no, I think was Rosemary AND Thyme!
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I've never seen rosemary bloom and we've had the plant in our kitchen a number of times. I find it dries up WAY too fast. Must be a cousin of the Poinsettia....sigh. And as for the Poinsettia, for a plant indigenous to Mexico, why does it need so much water????
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I have two large rosmary plants, but they are in the ground in the shade of a tree. Actually, I have more than that because they reproduce on their roots, so I have rosemary about 5' away, too. I love to smell it when I step on it.
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OK we have berries of three different plants..what are they?
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