The Ironbird family |
Our very rare "Ironbird" (the tallest of the four) has apparently gotten a family overnight!!!
I just LOVED the original one and DH stopped at the local thrift store, picked up assorted irons and putters, and gave the Ironbird a family!
Are they stinking adorable or what?
(fortunately for me, I noticed the addition of the family on the same day that DH made them!)
And while I was out, wandering around in the yard with the camera, I noticed the beauty all around me. Its funny that things appear different when there is a camera in my hand.
After my walk around the yard, I sit here and wonder at it all.
It turns out that today is a day of quiet reflection.
The Texas Rose, a hibiscus, appears to still be with us. I was afraid it had died last summer. |
The Tea Tree is loving its new home and support offered by the shade structure. |
The Oleanders are doing very well. They were nearly dead when we bought the house and we actually lost quite a few. |
Not sure what this is called - I think its a relative of a Wandering Jew. I brought this plant back from the first vacation DH and I took together: the Bahamas in 2003. |
This is a photo that I absolutely LOVE. The fallen flowers from the Palo Verde tree made a lovely yellowish carpet and the shadows from the branches almost make me think I am looking at another tree! |
Easter means many things to many people.
Regardless of what it means to you, I pray today brings you hope, peace, and faith.
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