I love to rake, yet, it no longer loves me. But, the pots have come out, and the law ornaments. My flowers may be mainly red this year. We'll see how the mood takes me. We were threatened with snow this week, but it didn't happen. A little icy rain, but it's gone. Knock wood; or shovels.
Last weekend, we headed to the Orchid Show, which was glorious. Reds, lavenders, yellows, oranges, purples, whites, exploding in color. To me, Orchids were the flowers that seemed human. I admire from afar; I bought hand made magnets that described the flower they represent. My orchids are silk. My live ones have been fostered out with our Piano Teacher, who is magical with any plant. My friend DK from my church was showing; his enthusiasm is catching, and I learned that the ice orchid concept is a myth. He said it would be like pouring freezing water on your head to give an orchid ice. Now, he tells me! But, they do foster well, and I get to go to orchid and African violet shows.
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| Shells, Vintage Dug Decoy and Watering can displayed in a Radio Flyer Wagon on the Porch |
Also began to landscape fairy gardens. The big flower show this weekend promises more ideas for them. I discovered a need a tiny sand castle HMMM? Also, you can read my post "Dolls, Flowers and Gardens" at collectdolls.about.com.
| Dolls from Herb'dsDaughters Lecture made of Plants or Related to them |
More soon from Logees, more original tips, some sites to read and contribute poetry, garden crafts, folk dolls, and recipes.
It has been a winter that snowed crisis after crisis followed by disaster. When we realize we cannot save everyone, at last we find peace. Peace to you, my readers and followers, and know I love you all.

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