Annette, You cracked me up!!! The coffee cup. DH says he picks-up more dishes in the gardens when the season starts then he does in the house. LOL!! I must admit I had to go back and have a look at where it was. Recently took photos in to the garden club and the members were looking for the coffee cups in the photos. they spotted 5. BTW, you'll love the Dame's Rocket. Don't forget to smell them. :O) mnwsgal, I have yet to do the spring sprinkling of the poppy seeds. Thanks for the reminder. It's so nice to see them coming up here and there.

OMG! No phone! That's my connection to the rest of the world! I can stay in touch while I weed,clean or doing laundry. I can't imagine, what happens if there's an emergency? I would be terrified! I have the option to answer or not so it doesn't bother me that it rings too much! Annie, your killing me! I love those pics. I keep going back and looking at them. I thought I posted a good box, I guess not.LOL Tracy, where did you go???? Fran, it's getting close for your turn:]

I won, But I PROMISE to share it with you as soon as it's big enough to split. Don't tell the others, but you're my favorite Petal Pusher! ;) Miranda? (your mothers name, Shirley)?

Pixie Lou, what are crayon rolls? Here's something I am trying for the first time, although the idea is not new. Buy a pack of regular sized clothespins--the kind that have a spring clip. Choose one side to decorate. Paint that side with acrylic paint. Then mix glossy Mod Podge with a LOT of glitter (maybe equal parts). Use glitter that matches the color of the paint. Paint it on top of the dried paint. Once the Mod Podge dries, the glitter will NOT FLAKE OFF! Then cut up adhesive magnetic strips and glue them to the back of the pin. You sell them as glittered clips that will adhere to a refrigerator, school locker, or file cabinet (for grownup children). A couple of notes (learn from my trial and error). I used paint pens to make decorating easier. I "painted" (drew) multicolor stripes and glittered them, making rainbow clips. I made the mistake of Mod Podge-ing the back of the clips and then the adhesive on the magnet strip would come off after a couple of days. (So leave the wood on the back in its raw state.) The strips stay on better if the clip is attached to the fridge vertically; when it's horizontal the glue seems to pull off more. Each clothespin costs only about two cents from Wal Mart. Here is a video nicely demonstrating the Mod Podge "glitter glue." Here is a link that might be useful: Mod Podge Techniques video