1. Being polite among mad drivers yesterday was my last random act of kindness...
2. Another place wouldn't be as special.
3. There is no logic in matters of the heart.
4. Coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
5. Don't go separate paths.
6. Our garden reminds me that there is much work to get done. The current strong winds are not helping.
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2. Another place wouldn't be as special.
3. There is no logic in matters of the heart.
4. Coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
5. Don't go separate paths.
6. Our garden reminds me that there is much work to get done. The current strong winds are not helping.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to a glass of chilled champage, tomorrow my plans include ...gardening! and Sunday, I want to hug my son, who is spending a few days in Germany.
Friday Flora
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Platycerium bifurcatum, the Elkhorn fern, as seen in Chile. I have never seen this plant before and it looked simply wild !
I'll drink (champagne) to your weekend. Happy gardening.
ReplyDeleteBTW we have elkhorn ferns in Australia, wonder if it's the same?
I wanted to say something similar to your for #3 matters of the heart, but I couldn't find the right words.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could do some gardening! We still have plenty of snow in NY state. I can't wait until spring. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. Enjoy your son. Take tons of pictures of him. Share them. Okay, I'm through giving orders (for 5 minutes or so).
ReplyDeleteWhat a strange plant ! never seen that either !
ReplyDeleteAt that age my son sent me to hell when I wanted to hug him good bye, lol ! Today of course it's different.
Oh, I hope you have a lovely weekend. And, I love your answer to # 1. Wish I could drink a glass of champagne with you. Your picture is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThat Elkhorn Fern is a very strong indoor plant in Belgium. I think I had one in our former house. I would love to join you for a glass of champagne. What a wonderful way to celebrate the weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhen the snow melts, the need for gardening becomes ever more apparent. Good luck on that! And, give your son and extra big hug; of course you will, we love our boys.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting plant!
ReplyDeleteI sure miss Germany. I had such a wonderful time with Uschi and Miss Anneliese's husband, Isegrim!
My grandmother had a big elkhorn fern hanging from a tree in her yard in FL. It was huge, but I don't think nearly as big as the one you've shot. I just love how they grow anywhere!
ReplyDeleteGreat pic! Happy Friday.
ReplyDeleteA great fill-in! I totally agree w/ number 3!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!!
Yikes - It looks like some kind of crash landing of a plant into something! A little wild.
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