What on earth does that say about my photography vs. his??!!
Sheesh.
Anyway ... here's the photos.
Enjoy!
The daisies you see to the left of me are actually from Jessie to Ashlee, because Ashlee has not been feeling well.
Awwww ... sweet sisterly love.
I love it when Ashlee gets flowers. She ensures them to my care, and I ultimately feel like they're mine.
Mwaaahahhahahaaa!
These red flowers have absolutely nothing to do with Mother's Day, but when I went to the nursery to get potting soil, there they were. Staring at me with those beautiful little petals, begging me to take them home. And since I'm a nurturer ... I complied.
The small plants around the daisies are the flowers that were passed out on Mother's Day at my church. Since I'm the secretary, it was my job to purchase the flowers, so I actually got to pick them out.
Is that cheating?
Ah! Who cares. I love 'em!
This plant is what my better half and my kiddos got me for Mother's Day. It's a Dianthus plant, and I have fallen in love with it.
I just hope I don't kill it.
I seem to have an immense talent in that area.
Stop looking at me like that. I said I lived on the prairie. I said nothing about succeeding at life on the prairie.
I hope your Mother's Day was as great as mine. I am blessed to have Shaun's family here on the prairie with us, my beautiful children, and of course, Shaun himself!!
Cuz you know ... without him ... I wouldn't even be a Mom.
Try not to think about that too much.
~Brenda
6 comments:
this has nothing to do with Mother's Day flowers, but I just read your post about your Grandma Margie Brown. Is your maiden name Brown? I don't meet a lot of Brenda's and I've never met a Brenda Brown (my maiden name).
Brenda Brown Albert
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Hi Brenda,
Actually, no. My maiden name isn't Brown. She was my Mom's mom. :-))
I don't meet a whole lot of other Brenda's either! That would have been cool if we were both former Brenda Brown's though, huh?
Thanks for stopping by and reading.
~Brenda
Very neat post..I love the prairie, lived out there for a while. Also love your flowers. Will follow your progress. :)
PW,
I haven't always loved the Prairie, but I must say that it does have a way of growin on you. :-)
Thanks for reading. :-)
~Brenda
What I miss about our prairie experiences, is the BIG sky country...the immense amount of sky, clouds, that you can see!!
Yeah ... no tall Skyscrapers to get in your way. :-)
~Brenda
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