I'll Show You Mine/You Show Me Yours - Su 3/22
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Comments (21)jrb451, I leave my pineapple plants outside all year, and when they get to a certain size, I plant them in the ground. When the pineapples are almost ripe, I have to put wire mesh around them, to protect them from varmints. Here's what it looks like in bloom, with lots of tiny purple flowers. This is my favorite stage....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Su 3/27/22
Comments (12)Taking the Beach Cities exit from State Hwy 60 to S.H. 91 on March 6, to get back to Westchester: There are many different routes we can take between Palm Springs and our house in L.A. and so we try to take the ones with the least traffic on any particular day. I believe Big Bear mountain is in the background. Yesterday I took this route to return to Cathedral City, and there was still a small amount of snow on the tops of the mountains, but it was 91° when I got to Cathedral City, and so if feels like summer has returned. Time to start going back in the pool, which I did not do last winter, as it is too expensive to heat the pool when the weather is 72°....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Su 4/3/22
Comments (12)I have quite a few daffodils in my yard and this happens to be a loner. And the second picture is that flower using a filter from an app my friend told me about. It's very entertaining to play with the filters. Like I need something else to spend my time on...........See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - Su 7/3/22
Comments (18)@Ninapearl...They had a GD. She was there for 3 weeks. I contacted a GD rescue who paid her adoption fee down, then they had a 50% off sale, $65! She's adopted! 💕...See More- 6 years ago
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