This is the Carolina Jessamine vine I planted a couple of springs ago. This is the first spring it's really put out blooms.
My sweet husband (who has a WICKED green thumb) stuck some bulbs in the ground this winter, unbeknownst to me. And so now, we have these happy guys popping up all over the place in utterly random locations.
And check out this cute little cedar elm he planted. It'll make a nice shade tree...in about 15 years.
You should probably also check out this nice bus that was parked across the street from my office building for most of last week during the festival.
Their mothers must be so proud.
Also, I TOTALLY forgot to mention the OTHER score we made at the Citywide Garage sale--paint-by-numbers ART!!
These guys go nicely with the other paint-by-numbers horse portrait we already had hanging in the dining room.
This week is going to be pretty eventful. BH is working in Kerrville today and tomorrow, so The Geej and I are flying solo tonight. Then, Wednesday is BH's big FOUR OH! We don't have anything special planned for that night, but I did buy us tickets to go see Neko Case at Stubb's next Tuesday. Also on Wednesday, he's going to College Station to get his boys who are going to be staying with us until Sunday (while their mother goes to help their grandmother move from Colorado to California). Friday, The Geej is going to a photo session as a little model! It's for a marketing campaign that Whole Foods is doing this summer, and it involves popsicles, so it should be entertaining if nothing else. And Saturday? A fairy princess dance party for Margaret's YG. Man! Whatta week!!
Hopefully I can find time to squeeze in a couple of workouts at the gym in the midst of all of this craziness. I'm actually ENJOYING my time at the gym and don't like it when I miss my regular days.
I know there's more I'm forgetting to write about, but my lunch is done and my brain is empty. Hopefully my next post will be less mundane.
1 comment:
Dude! We planted cedar elms at our old house and they actually grew a lot faster than we thought they would. They were throwing decent shade -- not over the whole yard, but a big enough spot that you could stick a chair in it -- within maybe 3 years. They're nice trees. I wish we had room to plant a couple at the house we're in now.
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