Happy Friday, everyone. Lots of late nights here as all 3 productions head into preview performances. It is always exciting for the actors to finally have an audience response. My body clock is going to have to adjust to this new schedule. If only I lived on a quieter street! There’s lots of traffic, noisy trucks, noisy cars and construction going on. Yesterday, I tried to work to the accompaniment of big machines smashing cement. All day long.
My husband sent me some garden photos. There is a shot of the peonies but I am afraid they were past their prime when he took the photo.
We have two peony bushes – the other bush has soft pink blooms.
Shots of our beautiful Catalpa tree. Every year these beautiful blooms appear and they smell heavenly.
A closer look at the pretty flowers.
You can see my hydrangeas, which are taking over! I can see the poor spirea in front of it gasping for air. Here is what is interesting about this view (besides the fact that my husband hasn’t trimmed the grass or weeded around the garden): I have a Julia Child rose, which is the yellow rose in the background. I also have a pink rose bush, Lady Elsie May – the bush to the right.
Where the heck did the red roses come from????
I am so intrigued by this. I want to be there to investigate! You know how hard it is for me to be away from home, but this makes it harder! Don has instructions to find out what bush the red roses are coming from.
Hi, Scout. Do you see her on the porch?
I need to weed. Is it possible to jump into a photo?
