I got up this morning and found myself an absolutely beautiful day. I took an art book on Toulouse Lautrec with me to Taqueria Chapala for breakfast this morning, read the whole thing, and had a cheap yet delightful quiet breakfast.
After I left, I went to the Natural Gardener. I LOVE spending mornings, on beautiful days, there. The air was so crisp and fresh too. I actually started tearing up (haha not unusual for me). I really do love plants, and butterflies, and animals. It was amazing to see how different everything looked since I took photos there this past July. So much work goes into everything. I wonder if people even notice. I am realizing that art and gardening are my true passion. As I was walking around the nursery this morning, I kept imagining what my gardening would look like, if money were no object. (which is SO much fun!) I need a sponsor! :-D
I thought this little guy was so handsome! Now, I want some chickens! haha
A cute little work bench display. Can I have three of each, please!?
Another shot inside the tropical greenhouse.
I did a little swinging myself on a different swing, and it was awesome! No, seriously! ;-)
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I love their square foot vegetable garden. The thing that looks like a hutch is the same size square footage as the ones on the ground, but it keeps the deer out, and is great for people with disabilites to be able to garden. Love it! (although, while I was looking at it, I was thinking. I want some bunnies to put in one of those in my garden)
I can never resist petting a little Lamb's Ear.
This was not my basket, I was living vicariously, wishing it was. I was good, and left with only photos. :-)
My aunt has one of these persimmons growing at her place. It looks amazing in fall, with giant orange globes hanging all over it.
Mmmm... mustard greens
I thought this was a neat idea. A wall hanging of sedums. I bet it looks amazing when they are all blooming.
Isn't this guy cool? I'd call him Gary gargoyle.
Polka-dot Pots!
This catwalk is awesome! I want one!
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This is what the butterfly garden and the grape area looks like in the winter. It is VERY different from
summer. Whoever did all of the work clearing it all out deserves a medal. That was a lot of work!
Now, I'm watching my recording of
Caprica! Yay, so far it is amazing! Then, I'm going to do some more painting.
It looks like a dementor got me in this one. (yeah, that's nerd talk)
The last kinder class I did this project with posed the question, 'Why can't we wrap you, Ms. Poe?' I couldn't come up with a good reason. So... no, I did not escape being wrapped myself. LOL!
I'll put up more, once I get the glitter on them. I heart glitter!
