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Lazyboy. Don't mind the rug. I need to vacuum, but I didn't want to wake sleeping beauty.
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Petunia. I was experimenting with the other settings on the camera, and I like the results.
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My non-ornamental garden. One basil, one cilantro, and one tomato plant. Until the frost threat is over, I'll keep them on the porch where they'll be covered.
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One of the red tulips. I love these.
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And the purple ones still don't look purple to me.
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I watered the ones in the big flowerpot.
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Petunias in my windowboxes in the front of the house.
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The windowboxes. I'm sure what's in there now will die out before summer's over. When it does, I'll replace it with portulacas. Or however it's spelled. They do great in the hot sun.
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Beavis is bored. And lazy.
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White petunia in a hanging basket on my back porch.
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I don't remember what these are called. I'll have to go check. ;)
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More in the window box.
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And more of the flower with the name I can't recall.
Edit: Verbena. :) |
Gypsy enjoying the sunshine in the front windows.
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Black cat. Hot day. Sunshine? I can't for the life of me figure out how she doesn't spontaneously combust.
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Such a sad sack. :(
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Nice set.
Lynda · 2008-04-18: 17:29
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I love the flowers in your garden. Such beautiful colors. Beavis does look a bit spent in these photos. I like the mix of Flora and fauna with dog and cat mixed in! Beavis is such a handome guy.
Beagles3 · 2008-04-18: 17:31
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pretty set- I love the last one, it's a classic! R
urmysunshine · 2008-04-18: 17:54
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These are great, Lorina! I especially love the first and last one. In fact, I think the first one is my favorite shot of Beavis ever. :)
ncshutterbug · 2008-04-18: 19:30
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Ooh, I love the water droplets on the tulip. Gorgeous. And Beavis looks so deeply contemplative--it's hard to believe that very little is going on in that canine brain of his.
Liselaime · 2008-04-20: 10:41
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