Morning Coffee, Being Watched, Laundry Signs, and More Plants
Way cooler on the deck Monday
morning than Lily Bit and I wanted
to be so we moved inside.
I did coffee in the house and
Lily napped.
I can't believe that I had never
seen this before.
I was sitting in my daughters living room
and felt I was being watched!!
lol
YES,
laundry, that dirty little
secret that is always in our life.
lol.....
I was on PINTEREST
this morning and thinking on the
lines of laundry here are some cute
things I found.
Once upon a time, in my first
purchased home,
I had a laundry room,
Decorating was not a thought
then, it was just a room where
I washed clothes and past through
from the back door.
But how I have missed it.
Even in my last home I had
better access to the washer and dryer
but it was in a closet....still better
than the basement!
Oh well....
Played outside a bit again yesterday.
This is my perennial garden.
Iris's are doing great.
Spiderwort made it through the winter
along with some other things.
In the front of this bed I did plant
some seeds of cone flower and
zinnias.
I have always loved plants
on steps if it gives you room to
still walk.
My herbs. I did buy at new
Rosemary. I never plant till after
the 15th. But I bought these plants
while they are available, I needed
to get them out of the kitchen so
I got ahead of myself. The Rosemary
paid the price.
This weekend they will get covered.
Planted the seeds for my
Hummingbird Vine.
Two hours worth of slow
work and I was done.
Worked on some class reunion
stuff and did not much more
than my two hours.
Hoping your plants are
popping out and looking
good.
Pam
Comments
I linked this post to Happy Tuesday.
Have a fabulous day, Pam. Scritches to the kitties. ♥
Well, good for you and Lily to go inside for your morning coffee!
It has to be a little bit warmer for enjoying the outdoors.
Last week I've done laundry since good 6 weeks. There was a lady that came and did it for us though.
But feeling 'in charge' again.
It is a never ending battle though and the lost socks thing seems to be universal.
Your herbs and plants seem to be happy!
Hugs,
Mariette