3rd time is a charm ......is that 15?
signet_gw(6b)
5 years ago
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Tried twice earlier today to post these .......I took a partial hiatus from taking/posting pics for a week , had other more important stuff to do ...... but I do have some to share from Saturday. Will work backwards through the dates as I get them id'd.
Here is Carrick Wildon
Lavender Blue Baby Tet
Jack and the Beanstalk
John Karl Seager
Kaput
more in the comments
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signet_gw(6b)
5 years agoHere are a few more ......Exquisitly Subversive
Here is Fox Ears
and Ida's Magic
Margot Reed Indeed
a few more to comesignet_gw(6b)
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoHere is Unbridled Spirit
Here is Graces of Ganymede
Here is Belle Isle Lipstick Not a bad flower just not my favorite color combo
Cave Lion was added last Season
Dream Catcher by Ned Roberts
Mildred Mitchell first time I have ever seen extra petallage on MM.
Trahlyta
Here is Mais Oui a Petit cultivar.
and last but not least ......here is Wilson Spider
and in the next comment some random seedlingsRelated Discussions
Hope the 3rd time is a charm!
Comments (12)I can't believe how cold it's been the past couple days. It didn't get out of the 40's today. Last week we were in the 90's!!!! We've always had kind of strange weather here but it's getting way more extreme over the past decade or so. Global warming? We have to be doing something to cause this. There are natural cycles but I thought they were gradual. I've tried talking with my neighbor who's an atmospheric physicist and works for NOAA but his explanations tend to go way over my head....See More3rd Time's the Charm? Please review floor plan
Comments (38)Your cabin is charming! I wouldn't change a thing in the original living/dining room and loft. I would take out the kitchen and square off the space...or add french doors and make that the play room. Since the driveway is on the right side of the house...have you considered 'flipping' the kitchen/family area and master bedroom? I'd rather have the driveway off the closet/bath and the view off the kitchen/family room. Then, you could put the screened porch on the left side and have easy access to the kitchen...and great views out the back of the house. As for the kids' rooms, I think they work well as is, but if you need a bedroom closer to the master...then I'd put it in between the living/dining and master area (as you have it now) but eventually turn that into a guest room/study. Can the kids go upstairs, eventually? That loft would make a great bedroom or playroom area :)...See More3rd time a charm???
Comments (5)Mainly, it really does take years to see how a person most naturally acts and reacts when faced with 'life' and different sorts of stressors they cannot control. It's child's play to be able to display and live out 'ideal' forms of behaviour for months. Some people have even been known to be able to do that for years, but then turn out to be running cons. Behaviour is a whole package thing, and it's important not to get blinded by some things so that other things are dismissed or ignored. Early proposals are not, in themselves a bright warning beacon of some problem. They do kind of show that the timing of and within adult relationships may be unknown to a person. It would be more seriously problematic if he presses for a definite answer before you have had years to know him in real life. You've already had experiences where marriages did not work out; and you've spent years getting to know a person who was able to have a long term dating relationship, but once married, that relationship did not last even 2 years. There are things that need to be seriously weighed about the other person, you personally, and what kind of relationship you intend to build. Ponder all those variables seriously and don't make a decision prematurely. (If he pressures you to, let him move on because anyone can act nicely or even 'ideally' if they try; but it's really important to be in a relationship with someone who will let you be able to make your own decisions based on what you know your best long term interests to be.) it might be, but it should have at least 3 charming years over which to build so that you can make sure he will let you make some decisions and that he will honor your input even if it is different in some way than his; you can do that and still enjoy a good or even great dating or steady relationship P.S. Marriage is a legal committment and a person's undeclared 'baggage' can be very serious and some hide-able traits can be very burdensome to you and your family. It takes time to get to know what kinds of such 'baggage' a person may have; and more importantly, it takes time to be able to know how well they manage those aspects of their life....See More3rd time's a charm - pls bear with me
Comments (34)I just wanted to second mayflowers recommendation of the Grazia Rixi tiles. I have them in my master bath in Mandorla, along with the crushed glass accent tiles you picked out. Perhaps you could use some of those crushed glass tiles as a small accent in your backsplash along the lines of the kitchen mayflowers linked? The Rixi tiles are very understated but very beautiful. Someone recommended them to me and I have totally fallen in love with them. I think they would look gorgeous with your granite and cabinets - maybe in the Crema color. In my master bath I used the Rixi Mandorla tiles as the primary field tile and the little crushed glass squares in the bath faucet and shower niches. I know it's hard not to feel rushed to find a backsplash, but if you give it some time I am sure you can find something you are truly excited about!...See Moresignet_gw(6b)
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