Wordless Wednesday
I met my husband when he was in college and he lived in student housing. I’d say he and his roommate were the biggest partiers in the house. I’ve heard of a lot of pranks that they pulled on their fellow house mates. None quite like this one, but you know, if he’d ever told me that he did this to someone I’d believe him!
I wonder how many rolls of duct tape were used when that guy was attached to the door?
I grow this clematis at the front of the house. The name of the particular species of clematis isn’t coming to mind easily but I do have it written down. Somewhere.
Do you keep track of the names of the plants that are in your garden? I have so many plants that it’s getting harder to keep track, but I still try.
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This weeks theme is Happy
The weekend before last my husbands brother came to visit from Chicago. We had a very busy few days and there were a lot of people in our house!
On the Sunday we went to the beach with some friends. It was raining, but it was such a hot day we didn’t mind and we also didn’t expect it to rain for very long. It turned out that it rained for at least three hours but we still spent some time sitting at the beach club, had some drinks and had an enjoyable time.
When the weather cleared up in the late afternoon my husband and his brother went for a dip in the lake. They had a nice swim and as you can see they appeared to be pretty happy when they emerged from the lake.
Actually, my husband gets along with his brother quite well and he’s always very happy when he gets a chance to see his brother, so I had a happy husband that week.
I love balloon flowers. I had to stop for a moment to think just how many balloon flower plants I have growing in my front and back gardens and I believe that there are seven plants. Only two of them are white balloon flowers.
I think they are a cheerful little flower. They really do look like a balloon when they develop, and they when they finally open they are bright and cheery.
Have you tried growing balloon flowers?
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This weeks theme is Two
These are two buildings in downtown Toronto near city hall. I took this photo about a month ago when I was at an outdoor art exhibition.
I like how this photo is a contrast of old and new and how the buildings stand out against that brilliant blue sky behind them. You can even see the clouds reflected in the glass panes of the building on the left if you look closely.