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I need it.
Hello Hof! Today was an amazingly beautiful day.. in the 70's and the bluebonnets are coming out! I have my windows open!
Squinch
(53,272 posts)This puts it all in context.
The world is PRETTY!
Today I ordered a yellow azalea and a lavender weeping redbud for my garden! YAY!
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)I really need to.
I need to enjoy the beauty that is out my back door. Although the sun is gone! LOL!
seabeyond
(110,159 posts)I just closed it for good.
After dinner. Wha? 8? Omg.... Lol
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)I think I may make some brownies too.
seabeyond
(110,159 posts)I am looking to make a boston cream pie though. I want son to taste the real thing not a store bought, so nasty. I need to start making more desserts, just cause I can, lol
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)Boston Cream PIE! Hello!
Jackpine Radical
(45,274 posts)Am I invited?
SummerSnow
(12,608 posts)I'm listening to jazz and having a nice cocktail. Its Spring time but it is still cold in NYC.
Loudly
(2,436 posts)BainsBane
(54,960 posts)in my mind anyway.
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)flower, but she did so much making sure they were seeded in public places. I adore her and her work!
I have a large field next to my house that are full of them. They are just now blooming! I need to take my dogs over for photos!
Rozlee
(2,529 posts)They've come up faithfully since then. I ordered a lot of seeds online from the Wildseed Farm in Fredericksburg at the time; bluebonnets, Texas paintbrush, phlox, Texas primrose, wine cups and a variety of other Texas wildflowers. Some of the annuals like the corn poppies and the phlox I'll have to reorder again since the drought has taken a toll on them.
BainsBane
(54,960 posts)Though it is melting now. I always think of Lady Bird when I see the Texas wild flowers.
Squinch
(53,272 posts)Can't wait to get gardening!
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)yes... Miss Lady Bird did a whole lot for Texas wild flowers! She was an amazing lady!
TDale313
(7,822 posts)Texasgal
(17,162 posts)I am so lucky to get them here!
sufrommich
(22,871 posts)I hope. Do bluebonnets smell nice? Can't wait for the smell of lilacs here.Heavenly.
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)just pretty to look at. I love seeing fields covered in blue! Over Easter weekend we have a trip planned out to the hill country where they will be in full force! I cannot wait!
cui bono
(19,926 posts)Did you take that pic?
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)in a few weeks!
cui bono
(19,926 posts)Not from today though...
MrMickeysMom
(20,453 posts)I do have a picture of BB's though
I also loved traveling and seeing what Lady Bird Johnson did where once it was only grass between highways. Too bad it doesn't last a long time...
Hoppy
(3,595 posts)Where is the hill country.
CrispyQ
(38,626 posts)I've never seen a blue bonnet.
We currently have swaths of grape hyacinth. A few years ago I purchased a miniature vase & brought some in the house. For the first time I noticed that they are like little upside down bells, rimmed in white. So tiny, so amazing. The bees love them.
I would love to see that photo in real life. I cannot imagine.
LiberalEsto
(22,845 posts)We had rain all weekend, then ice pellets, sleet and snow in Maryland.
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)I am so glad I live near a large field of them! There are a few in back yard too... I just love this time of year in Central Texas!
hlthe2b
(106,881 posts)Happy Wishes to all. May we all see the beauty in our lives.
ismnotwasm
(42,481 posts)Let's see, work didn't suck, I was able to provide comfort and hope to my patients, came home and it ended up being fun and games for hubby and me in the hottub-- lots of laughter, among other activities. Then we cooked a quick dinner together, now he's watching his TV in the front room and I'm laying in bed with my iPad, contemplating another book. Bought "Sandman Overture" part two-- it's a graphic novel. I love the Sandman series.
I'm partial to rivers and sunsets
Texasgal
(17,162 posts)I'm so glad you are having a lovely night!
mercuryblues
(15,273 posts)It was so windy here that our power went out. We went out for a late lunch and I let my 12 year old drive the car up the driveway when we came home. I checked the house to make sure no witches' feet were sticking out from under it.
We had a good conversation. He is really enthralled with dogwood trees. I taught him how to "read" a person's car by the bumper stickers. He got pretty good at it. I sense a new game for our next road trip.
When we got home, the power was back on.
unionthug777
(740 posts)just burgers...smelled sooo good....
Hoppy
(3,595 posts)What part of Texas should I aim for?
TexasTowelie
(117,651 posts)You'll probably have better luck seeing them in the middle section of the state though since East Texas has pine trees and West Texas is more arid.
JoeyT
(6,785 posts)Do you know if they're common in the Houston area? I'm not from here, so I don't know much about Texas.
TexasTowelie
(117,651 posts)Every county has them.
if you are in town or visiting head over to the Heights. They are beautiful in the bayou off TC Jester.
JoeyT
(6,785 posts)I haven't been over there yet, I've mostly been around Baytown and NE Houston so far. I'll probably give the Heights a go after school.
cilla4progress
(25,986 posts)Great day on our little town's ski hill - snow was divine!
Just hubby and me - a little hot tub, leftover steak (from my birthday yesterday) and carrot cake made by our college-age daughter who went back after Spring break yesterday.
And a little "Call the Midwife" this evening. PBS.
I'm a simple girl, and simply happy tonight!