From me to you for a Thanksgiving wish
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Comments (14)MY DH is working (he works most holidays) so I am alone (21 year old son is hiding out in his room & going to my ex-mother-in-law's). DH will be picking up my stepdaughter on his way home & won't be back until dinnertime tomorrow. We are having our Thanksgiving then. Today I am just cleaning & cooking the pumpkin pies & homemade bread & noodles. Linda...See MoreThanksgiving wishes: Love and Peace
Comments (6)Beautiful rose for Love and Peace and Happy Thanksgiving to all also. I have my two sons and 6 grandchildren with me today, it's noisy and chaotic but I am happy:) Leslie...See MoreDo you wish Thanksgiving weren't over yet?
Comments (13)No, I'm glad it's over. I basically spent it alone, until the evenings. DH and "the boys" were hunting all day. I was on call and so glad I didn't get called in while cooking the turkey. Then I had to feed them all for a couple days--they left Saturday night. The kids couldn't make it home. DS in UW-Madison band and they had a game Saturday and needed to be in Madison on Friday for practice, so they went to Gram's for dinner. I am so looking forward to Christmas, though. My whole family is coming on Friday and staying til Tuesday. Even though I will be on call, at least I'll have a bunch of people to celebrate with....See MoreEdging - show me what you have or what ya wish you had.
Comments (18)Sweet Monkey, I m also in the investigating edging / border. I ve had garden with and without. Without, the lawn guys just end up making the beds bigger and bigger or end up weed whacking your prize plants. Weeding is a never ending job but the right border edging goes along way in helping keep mulch in place etc. I personally love the flat natural stone path border. I can also see the more artistic borders in a more artistic garden. Oldmanroot, I reading on my phone so I can't see your picture that well but are those coral rocks? If so, I especially like them cause they give the perfect nod to a Florida bed! helen...See More
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