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Developing Buds

25/07/2011

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Emerging Seed

18/09/2011

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12/04/2011 - Before the rain

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New Addition - 27/02/2011

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Late Bloomer - 26/02/2011

Catching up again

I've been really slack this past week! Apologies to my regular visitors, I promise to get my act into gear ;) Now onto the photos.....

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Skyscape - 20/02/2011

This was taken after a few days of yucky weather. It was wonderful to see the sun shining again.

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Plucked - 21/02/2011

Yet again my little guy has been retrieving the unfurling rose buds just for me. I currently have three in what's become known as the rose dish lol

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Blankie and The Kid - 22/02/2011

My grandmother made this blanket for me before I was born. Jack now adores it. He cuddles up on my lap every night with it wrapped around him. It warms my heart to seem him snuggle up in it.

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Angel of Mine - 23/02/2011

Can you see it? The angel in the clouds? I didn't notice it when I took the photo but while I was reviewing the shots from the beach on my laptop.

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Sticky Scrolls - 24/02/2011

Homemade Cinnamon Scrolls......YUM!

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The Gift - 13/02/2011

I've been watching my rose bush for the last few days. It's had a single tiny bud that was starting to bloom. Notice I said had? On Sunday my littlest guy proudly presented with the tiny rose bud saying "Dis for you Mummy". *Melt* The poor little rose bud had a 2 mm but I managed to salvage it by sitting it on some paper towel in a little pinch dish with a smidgen on water. By late afternoon it had really opened up.

Beautiful.

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Pods - 09/02/2011

The flowers on the aggies are starting to dry out and hiding beneath the papery remnants are these glorious pods filled with the hope of new agapanthus.

Shadow Shot Sunday

Late last winter we decided to rid our garden of the copious amounts of giant calla lillies. Many people like them, but I hate them with a passion, they take over the whole garden and look awful through the winter months. They are really hard to get rid of too. We took a whole ute load to the tip after we'd ripped them from the garden. Not six months later, they've started to infiltrate enemy lines again. As pretty as this growing plant is, it's future isn't a bright one (insert evil laugh here).

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