Amazing beauty
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feliciakwThe azalea bushes have exploded. The lilac bushes in the neighborhood are amazing. The weather is gorgeous.
One of the ladies at church complimented me on my performance last week. She said I made her cry and that she was surprised I didn't go into acting as a profession. Just . . . wow.
Geo is coming home this evening. I pick him up at the train depot tonight. He hasn't seen SPN yet.
One of the ladies at church complimented me on my performance last week. She said I made her cry and that she was surprised I didn't go into acting as a profession. Just . . . wow.
Geo is coming home this evening. I pick him up at the train depot tonight. He hasn't seen SPN yet.
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Date: 2010-04-11 09:14 pm (UTC)Our lilacs are budding but still a week or two away from full bloom. Haven't seen any azaleas in bloom yet (other than on TV). But they're glorious when they're blooming, aren't they?
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Date: 2010-04-13 02:49 pm (UTC)I think you usually are about two weeks behind us in the foliage bloom. Ohio I think is the same way. And yes, the azaleas are amazing. And a lot of our blossoming trees have not yet lost their blossoms.
We're going back to Ohio this weekend, and I think I'm going to ask my dad for a lilac start from one of my grandma's lilac bushes.