The plants at the library really thrive. Some people think it’s the fluorescent lights. But I think it’s because I don’t go near them.
Eye Candy Friday
october zinnia
martinis with a view
gettysburg fence for
germinate shawl on rocks
field of flags 2
color affection with edge
cedar leaf shawlette 2
3_27_2014
3_18_13
2_24_2014
1_11_13
peony-bouquet-for-carole-knits
dale-and-jackie-for-carole-knits
nightshift-progress-for-carole-knits
~snort~
Oh look something green! Is your library warm? Ours is not and the plants there look much like mine at home, on the verge of death.
LOL~~All our Library plants are *fake* that’s how they stay green!
As always something nice to look at on a gloomy, cold winter morn!
Look at all the colors of green! Great photo. I hope you stay away from them forever…I know I should!
You have a black thumb? Nah! Pretty greens.
Pretty! Have a great weekend (sniff, sniff).
too funny!
It’s lovely! I have a plant at home that is suffering right now. I think, like the rest of us, it just wants spring to get here. Can you blame it?
I dunno… if you can do cream puffs surely you must have a lush jungle of house plants, right? 🙂
It’s funny how plants do great in some places with virtually no care and in other places you couldn’t keep them alive if you talked to them 24/7. Have a nice weekend Miss Carole!
OH! And I got the STR yesterday! PERFECT colors to go with my Noro Entrelac Scarf! Can’t wait to cast on for those mitts! Yay!
I’m so glad to hear that everything went well with your, ummmm, procedure!
And those cream puffs look yummy – what a wonderful tradition.
lol
Thanks for the tropical reprieve from snow shots.
I take you don’t have anything green at your house right now then? *L*
Nah, it’s all the great thoughts that are always floating around in a library. When a schefflera got too big for our living room (now THERE’s a plant that’s hard to kill) I donated it to the library at my kids’ school. They had skylights and big plants atop the waist-high shelves — a perfect setting.
I wish I had a green thumb too. I actually killed a jade plant. Yup, I managed to murder a plant that is supposedly unkillable!
=:8
Wow! What a great shot… what kind of camera do you have? I want one…
GREAT shot! And btw…I LOVE the two pair of socks below, and the cream puffs just make me crazy, wanting one (or 6 or 10!).
And I’m just toooooo happy that your test came back with normal results!!
(gorgeous tulips!)
(((hugs)))
LOL! I know what you mean! I’ve killed off two of the four we got when we opened the clinic last August.
Happy and well dusted plants. Someone is doing a great job over there.
Happy weekend!
You’re so funny! Perhaps they just like being near you! (Said in all seriousness) (Really)
It’s gorgeous! Hey, they must like you at least somewhat to do so well!
Hehehehe
Since you got close enough to take that picture, is that plant now going to die?
Very pretty. I don’t have green thumb either. Steve calls me agent orange for plants. Deb
Beautiful–no matter whose credit it is!
…just did a spit-take… thanks! 🙂
I think it’s all the brainwaves. Or the plants thrive on the books’ nocturnal emissions.
You sure that’s a real plant? ;o)
First of all…LOVE the cream puff story. I know you sing Dale’s praises all the time(and with good reason, it seems), but I think you must be pretty wonderful yourself. 🙂 As for the plant…let’s just say that the only plants in my life that thrive are the three that live in my school library with me…or in spite of me. I feel ya.
Ha! I’m with ya, hon.