Curls, Headstone and Coins, Sedum and Misty
My daughter Amber, facetimed
with Felicity (her grand) the other night
and noticed these curls.
Curls seem to run in the family.
This cutie, would be
ME.
Although, you can't tell
much in this pic,
those are curls.
As my hair grew, it continued
to be curly.
This would be Amber.
When her hair was wet, like
Felicity's,
it was just as curly as
hers.
when he was young.
Then there is Braden's hair,
it was also curly.
Found this interesting
and I was unaware of this.
I have this pot of Sedum
sitting on my brick wall between the
driveway and the back yard and the
other day I noticed it knocked
off. I thought maybe my yard dude
did it but usually he will say
something. I broke the side of the pot
but I was not that worried about
that. I sat it back on the wall.
Today I noticed this!
CRAP...
something is eating it.
I am told it was prob the
deer. That makes sense
since I had this in the backyard
in the fenced area
the last couple yrs and moved
it to the wall this spring.
Plus, since this is the reddish brown
color and I failed to get any of
the pinky purple color from the old
house, Theresa gave me starts of
the pinky purple. I planted them at
the end of the driveway in concrete planters
and every day I noticed they were pulled
from the planter. They are no more.
Needless to say, I brought the Sedum in
the fenced area and
was going to replant it
and had to hold off, there were
thousands of ants in it.
Opening it comes back okay
once I get in another pot.
Misty was snoozing the other
day on the deck.
Then she heard a sound, on
the outside part of the deck, so
she jumped up to check it out.
I saw it, it was a lizard. A
pretty good size one that
ran to the other side of
the deck.
She was a little disappointed
that the lizard went the
other direction and did not
come her way.
POOR BABE.
Pam
Comments
Cuties pies galore and you too.
Awww on Misty. She's such a pretty girl.
Have a fabulous day, Pam. Scritches to the kitties. ♥
Too bad about the critter eating the plant. Hope it comes back.
Those curls sure do run in the family!