We're back, with LOTS of pictures
So many pictures, so little time. Well, not really, but it sounded cute (again, not really...) :-)
We were able to get away a couple evenings early in the Summer (thanks to the Hospice volunteers) to see some of Brad and Andrew's Civitan League baseball games.
Here's Brad, at the plate, and then beating out an infield hit for a single.
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A couple of Andrew, who also was selected to the All-Star team this year.
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One big change we made this year was removing this Holly bush/tree. It had originally been planted way too close to the house, and was getting way too large to maintain where it was.
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Amaryllis around the yard
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Mom's room usually has a fresh boquet of flowers that either Lynne or Ruth pick and arrange. Here's just one of many she's had this year from the yard.
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Some random May flowers
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Once a week, usually, (if it's not too hot) Mom gets outside on the porches after the Hospice aide has been here and given her a sponge bath and washed her hair.
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More flowers
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We had a rare hailstorm on May 20th. The cool thing about the hailstones is that most of them were donut-shaped. It's not unheard of, but not very common, either, we've come to find out.
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And more flowers.... it seems that people who visit this blog like our flowers ;-)
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And more....
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Well, that's it for now...next up, June gatherings with family and friends... Birthdays, celebrations, and, of course, more shots from Heartland Gardens.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and visiting us. Leave us a note so we know you were here...
Peace, and God Bless...
We were able to get away a couple evenings early in the Summer (thanks to the Hospice volunteers) to see some of Brad and Andrew's Civitan League baseball games.
Here's Brad, at the plate, and then beating out an infield hit for a single.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A couple of Andrew, who also was selected to the All-Star team this year.
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One big change we made this year was removing this Holly bush/tree. It had originally been planted way too close to the house, and was getting way too large to maintain where it was.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Amaryllis around the yard
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Mom's room usually has a fresh boquet of flowers that either Lynne or Ruth pick and arrange. Here's just one of many she's had this year from the yard.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Some random May flowers
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Once a week, usually, (if it's not too hot) Mom gets outside on the porches after the Hospice aide has been here and given her a sponge bath and washed her hair.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
More flowers
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We had a rare hailstorm on May 20th. The cool thing about the hailstones is that most of them were donut-shaped. It's not unheard of, but not very common, either, we've come to find out.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
And more flowers.... it seems that people who visit this blog like our flowers ;-)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
And more....
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Well, that's it for now...next up, June gatherings with family and friends... Birthdays, celebrations, and, of course, more shots from Heartland Gardens.
Thanks for taking the time to stop by and visiting us. Leave us a note so we know you were here...
Peace, and God Bless...
4 Comments:
So glad you posted again. The pictures are beautiful. Glad your Mom is doing well. Thanks for the blog.
Jan
I was here! I was here! I see pictures of my boys...
Love Ya Lots!
Me! (Dawn)
Thank you Tom! I love the story by pictures!
The gardens were gorgeous this summer for you all. I can't wait to see what autumn brings! :)
Popped in to see what you've been up to...looks like your gardens are flourishing. My love to your mama.
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