And here is the progress report on the Off Duty Nurse...she is not complete yet, but she's getting there, wherever that will be. Jude's class will end on Sunday, sigh...it has been the best.
2 months ago
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Pink Ladies and the off duty nurse
My garden is having one of its colorful phases and here is a small bit of it. These ladies need very little water...they are blooming in unwatered areas everywhere right now. They seem to come out of nowhere but actually they have lush green leaves in the spring...you can see the residue of the leaves underneath (the stringy white things). I like to leave it there as a historical reminder. Last year there were only four or five ladies in this spot but now they have formed quite a congregation.
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suzanna....your nurses. oh....
ReplyDeletethey have me mesmerized.
and yesterday, i was in the BIG city of
Albuquerque and go the Quilting Arts, a first
for me, and in it
YOUR BEE! in jude's article....i squealed,
it's Suzanna's BEEEEEEE!!!!!! to my daughter
we studied it closely and felt so proud.
got
ReplyDeletenot go
!!!Thank you Grace...I wish I had been there! It is very exciting to me that my little bee has traveled SO far...gratitude like pollen...bringing life together...
ReplyDeleteLove this quirky off duty nurse of yours...such fun in Jude's classes...great to see what everyone is creating. Your nurses are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSad that the class has finished. Its sort of like when you're reading a really good book and dont want it to finish...you are enjoying being in the moment.
Lucky a lot of us have blogs and can keep up with other.
I received my Quilting Arts yesterday too and was excited to see your beautiful embroidered bee in Jude's article...so beautiful.
Jacky xox
Jacky, yes I am sad about the class being over too...it has been a great experience...now I have to consolidate all that I've learned...started a new beast (another nurse!)...I love putting them together...how they slowly take shape.
ReplyDeleteMy little embroidered bee (and I) feel so honored to be in Jude's article...she is very very kind and generous.
And I too am glad to have this blogging world full of new friends. Thanks Jacky!
Amarillis belladona or naked ladies usually appears two weeks before the autumn rains and the colour deepens with falling temperature.
ReplyDeleteThank ror your comment and making me aware that somewhere on my blog I misspelled Cristo and I'm dashed if I can find where. Do you happen to remember in which post it was? I would be ever so grateful as I really would like to change it back to my original spelling before I became insecure and popped in the extra 'h'.