Welcome to all my new followers, hope you enjoy the journey.
Angela here again to show you what I've been up to this week.
This was a bit of a surprise at the weekend.
Halestones and lots of them though they've gone now and the sun has been out this week.
I love these flowers I believe it's a Camellia.
The tulips are opening but we need to do some weeding too.
The Bonsai are starting to pud and some green is showing here too.
We covered the plumb tree and just as well as last year the cold weather made all the flowers drop so hoping that wont be a problem this year but we'll see.
The new strawberry plants are popping up too.
This definitely made me smile when I finished it. I know some of you may have already seen it.
And finally funnies obviously.
Have a great weekend everyone and
thanks for stopping by.
And if you would like some more smiles you just need to pop over to see what our other friends have been doing this week at Annie's for
"This Week's Smiles" and you can also share your smiles too.
Angela x
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5 comments:
Oh what a gorgeous dragon piece! I love it. I have just been reading all about how you made this on a previous blog post. Fascinating. And now I am reading in your WOYWW post that a box with exciting content has arrived, so we can look forward to another project.
You had lots of funnies this week. I loved them all but especially about the canine obedience school.
Have a lovely weekend,
Hugs,
Lisca
I love this time of year when everything is sprouting into life...it’s magical really isn’t it? There seems to be something in every corner of our garden to make us smile just like yours.
Hugs,
Annie x
Wow. That was some hail storm. You are lucky the camellias survived that. They are very tender. Sorry I didn't visit you last week. I think I posted earlier and forgot to go back! I had a quick look today and I love the butterfly sculpture in the park.
I was very interested in your dragon box. It is not really my style or something I would make, but I really enjoyed your previous post explaining how it was all done. Well done you!
I hope you don't get any more hail stones. They can really batter the spring flowers. They fish are looking good after their winter rest. Take care. Kate x
Love the flowers coming to life but a shock for them with that hailstones! I hope the plumbs fair better this year with you covering them Angela x. Glorious mixed media project and thank you for the funnies x.
I can see that your spring is coming along beautifully as well as it is here in Creston, Angela...the forsythia is blooming here, tulips and daffodils abound, and now the apricots and cherries are starting to blossom. I think I can hear my heart singing!
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