I seriously have the best neighbors. I don't want to brag, but I'm just sayin. Just a for instance: We had just returned from the Farmer's Market today and stopped to talk to our next door neighbor and watch the butterflies and hummingbirds enjoy a feast at her zinnia smorgasbord. I confessed to her that I covet her flowers and sometimes come and take photos. Tim wanted to buy me a bouquet of zinnias at the Market, but I told him my house was in such disarray with projects strewn about that they'd just get lost. A few minutes later she came to the door with these. Aren't they wonderful? Isn't she wonderful?
My other neighbors are out of town and asked us to pick their tomatoes for ourselves. Sorry, I didn't wash them first but they are fresh off the vine. They'll be so yummy with basil tonight and we'll eat on the back porch (the only solid surface still available in the house) and pray our neighbors gardens grow even bigger and better.
I want neighbors like that...
ReplyDeletetrade ya!
working on some lovely P.P. fabrics over here... looking good!
anything for sale on your block? How lucky, beautiful flowers and beautiful tomatoes in the same day?
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet neighbors! Gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteOur neighbor cut our tree down while we were out of town....can we trade?
ReplyDeleteI am dying to see what projects you are up to...how's that fabric line coming??
I AM NOT TRADING! Sorry, but I have some past neighbors that would make your head spin. So no trading, BUT I'll let you know about any houses on the market.
ReplyDeleteOh, mid-west tomatoes! I LOVE and MISS midwest tomatoes. When I visited my hometown in IL in July that's all I ate! Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I enjoy your blog so much!!
ReplyDeleteYour are lucky! It's a gift to have good neighbors! I'm also glad to hear that all of your surfaces are covered in projects! That describes my house, too. We eat on the couch.
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