Friday, August 20, 2021

August!

 


For several years now we've featured a picture of our kitchen sink shelf every August. And it's August! The Flower Lady made a "flower" out of yellow gingko leaves, there on the right.

Here's a shot of The Flower Lady setting up a demo outdoors at a country club, first live one in a long while, back in June. The theme was "A Fourth of July Party."




Sunday, July 25, 2021

Ornithography



See it?

 Finally got a picture of a hummingbird with my cell phone.








 

Monday, December 25, 2017

Sunday, November 20, 2016


The Flower Lady did a Garden Club demo in September and here's the lineup of some of the arrangements she created. A good time was had by all! 

Back in May, the FL led a class in making a "fresh-to-dry" wreath. Here it was in June:

 And here we have November:


And, in case you were wondering where I've been, I've been clearing this from the backyard with my trusty axe and bowsaw, thanks for asking.


Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!




Monday, August 22, 2016

You Heard It Here First


Mysterious smiley face appears on man's wood pile.

Monday, March 28, 2016

Hoppy Easter!

Spring wreath:

Spring wreath with friend:






Sunday, March 13, 2016

Lazy Sunday

The Flower Lady is downstairs getting ready for a very busy week, so I will take a highly random walk
 down Blog Street.
Getting ready for Easter. The FL found some nice silks for church decorating.

That's a big leaf.

It's been a yo-yo of a winter. A few days of cold followed by warm rainy weather. But as usual I am looking forward to summer. We went down to Cape May in the fall and had some really nice sunny days. People sitting out on the beach in October.

Actually, we arrived as a hurricane was just departing; in fact, we had expected to be hunkered in for a day or two. We were relieved Cape May's "Painted Ladies" survived another storm, though as you can see high tide came up pretty far.

We lost a beech tree in our back yard. What do think, 100 years old? 150?

They had to reseed the lawn after driving a Bobcat up and down it for three days. I told them whatever they did to the lawn would be an improvement. It came up real nice.

I augmented the wood pile. We'll have some nice beech wood fires next year.

Outdoor furniture with a rustic touch.

Well, we have to end with a flower arrangement, right? This is from a floral master class the Flower Lady helped out with. You know, when those floral arteests come flouncing in and give their demos, they need a lot of help in creating complicated designs like these. All for your enjoyment!