Hi Folks ~ Here it is the end of another day, which was a gift, from the giver of all gifts.
We had a thunderstorm blow over early yesterday evening, giving us a good bit of rain. I am thankful.
This morning I got out early to the so-called ‘back 40’ to pull tall weeds, which fortunately came up easy, then DH got back there and mowed. What a difference. He went around to the backside of our little barn and mowed there too. Then I mowed what I usually mow, then I got out the electric hedge clippers and did the front hedgerow. That wore me out. Tomorrow I will take care of some other stuff that needs to be raked and bagged for the county to pick up. What we put out there for them they turn into free mulch for the taking.
I’m not sure of the distance, where the stars are is the front entry sidewalk and gate, which we keep locked, to keep the night people out and any others who happened to think they can just walk in.
This is the front gate, part of one bird has fallen off, and I need to find another piece of weathered wood to make another one with. There is a sidewalk on the other side of the gate. The front patio which I look out onto from my little creative space indoor, is just on the other side of the greenery.
Here is the entry gate from the driveway. It also stays locked most of the time. We’ve had people come into our property at night before we put up this gate and the one across the driveway. It feels better having barriers from the outside world that’s for sure.
Now for some blooms taken today. Below is Jewels of Opar. A sweet plant that I’ve grown from seeds from a FL gardening friend who lives in the middle of the state. This plant reseeds easily.
Here is my pink crepe myrtle. Have several of these around the property.
This is a little rose called Golden Sun, which I bought many years ago online from a lady in the middle of the state. The blooms are no more than 2” across, if that.
The clouds caught my eye.
I worked on this piece this afternoon. Hadn’t touched it in over a week. I enjoyed sitting here listening to soothing music working with needle and thread.
Well, that’s it for this evening. I need to get up to head into the scullery to wash dishes before it gets too late.
Have a nice evening/morning and a great day tomorrow/today wherever you are.
Don't go through life, grow through life.
Eric Butterworth