Just a few of the beauties blooming right now. The rain has made everything lush as early spring. My favorite is the red and white peppermint striped zinnia:>) Now I have some HTML homework to finish before I head for an appointment with my tutor. Lets just say my summer classes are less than wonderful :>{ I am thankful that the school provides free tutoring for those of us who are completely dazed and confused.
Good news though, I am working on some fun things for the shop. Slowly, but I am working on them:>) Oh I would so much rather be sewing than doing homework! How about you? What would you like to be doing right now? Linking with Marys Mosaic Monday.
That beautiful zinnia brought back memories from home. My Mom planted lots of zinnias. I'm putting them on my list to plant next year! What would I like to be doing right now? Crafting a little plaque out of chipboard like I seen on a cardmaking blog this morning. I'm also anxious to see your sewing projects! Are you making an apron??
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy! It all looks so fresh and pretty! It's so hot and dry here now it's a miracle to keep anything from wilting!
ReplyDeleteHope the family is doing well!(He he, I'm just so excited to have time to visit this morning that everything has an exclamation point!)
Hugs,
Dawn
I love the stripey zinnia too!
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Helen
No aprons yet Anita, although they have been percolating in the back of my mind, so as soon as I find the time I'm sure I'll be whipping someup!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Kathy.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so pretty!
Hang in there. You are doing a super job in school! You will have this down pat in no time! :o)
I look forward to seeing your beautiful creations for you shop! :o)
If I had it my way, I would rather be at the beach! Sure miss my ol' north west coast beaches!
Have a great Monday!!
Sincerely ~ Tricia
Your garden is lovely looking Kathy! Glad to hear you are getting to take some time to sew! Hope you have a wonderful week.
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Penny
I have to agree with the other ladies, the zinnia's are beautiful. They look big peppermints in the garden.
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Heather
Gorgeous photos of your beautiful garden! You are so brave to venture into the world of study and computers and all that's involved with your chosen field of study. I'm proud of you, my friend!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
Oh Kathy...my gardens are struggling so...not enough rain and super high temps for weeks have really put a strain on them. Your flowers are lovely and I will pretend they are mine, if that's ok with you ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with you summer classes.
Janet xox
PS..My sky last night was a blazing orange/red! I thought of you right away and your red sky post.
Oh, what lovely flowers, Kathy.
ReplyDeleteI do love that red and white one, too.
Good that you are finding SOME free time this summer.
hugs, bj
How pretty!!! Good luck in your html class - sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great time of year for outdoor photographs. Your tomatoes will soon be ready to eat with that wonderful basil!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers I sure wish we would get some rain I think it would help with mine!
ReplyDeleteI will be watching your shop!
Beautiful flowers in your garden.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe photos in your mosaic are just beautiful. You really have lovely flowers (and tomatoes) growing in your garden. I hope your homework is going well for you. My sister is learning html right now and she says it is a bit difficult. I am thinking of doing that myself... so, just how difficult is it?
ReplyDeleteHope you have a lovely night and your week goes well for you, too,
Susan
Love your mosaic!! I am hosting a Giveaway on my blog and would love for you to stop by.
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks so beautiful and healthy! Mine is quite pitiful this year...
ReplyDeletexo,
annie
What a beautiful display - I love the colours, the variety of summer.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning! Can't decide which one I like best. I really wish I was sitting in the sand right now but not during the day when it's hot, in the early evening. I can't seem to make that yearning go away and not sure how to accomplish it right now. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaid Kathy! Your garden is looking wonderful! Your basil looks so good - mine has gone to seed. It's been brutally hot here and many things are not doing well.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you're adding to your shop!
Manuela
Kathy, your flowers are gorgeous! Such a lovely variety!
ReplyDeleteCannot wait to see what you are creating! Enjoy the time!
I am sewing, too. It keeps my sanity!
xo
becky
Kathy ...your flowers are beautiful! And, I especially love the photo of the setting sun ...beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteHope you are enjoying your summer!
All of it. Gorgeous. Beautiful pictures and beautiful flowers. Mimi
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteLove your flowers, your garden must be lovely. Summer is such a wonderful time, no matter how many things we have to do, there is just a more lazy hazy days of summer feeling.
Hope you are having a lovely evening. It's supposed to get cooler later this weekend, I can't wait.
karen
Beautiful!!! Please tell me what app you use to make your mosaics? I would like to try this, too!
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SoCal