Nature Friday host LLB Gang
Thank you for hosting!
From our yard
Before the 2 weekends of snow and ice the daffodils and Ruby Camellia were starting to bud. I feared they would not bloom.
I guess the blooms were insulated by the snow and ice.
Ruby has more blooms at one time than she has had in many years.
Click here Hostess Miss Mimi
Flashback February 20, 2014
1. MY NAME
IS MADI
AND I AM ADDICTED TO
TOWELS
ALL SIZES ALL SHAPES IN
ANY LOCATION; BUT SOME
COLORS (like brown) don't compliment my furs
awww the photos of diva madi... so cute... and we love the daffies... if they are back, miss spring is on the way...
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ReplyDeleteRuby and the daffs bring hope! And I love the peekaboo Madi shot... YAM xx
Your daffies and camellia are gorgeous and it seems that spring really is on the way! We have the same leafy light green colored towel, Madi.
ReplyDeleteI imagine those towels are nice and soft and oh so comfy to lay on.
ReplyDeleteNice seeing blooms this time of year. It'll be a while yet before any daffodils start showing themselves around here.
Brown did not compliment your beautiful furs. However it made you show up even better. And would you look at that beautiful tree with red flowers. Just think it did have Christmas lights on it not all that long ago. Pouring down rain up here this morning with heavy fog. Snow this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat happens a lot in spring here. Flowers start to pop up and then we get a snow storm. Snow really insulates well so as long as the stems don't get broken by heavy wet snow, they usually survive.
ReplyDeleteThe blooms are so lovely. Wistful sigh.
ReplyDeleteThat pic of Madi peeking over the towels is so adorable!
every day since you put up the new header I have been going to say how much I like it and by the time I type it goes out of my mind. so there. I did it. Love the header.
ReplyDeletealso LOVE the Madi Memory and her behind the stack of towels...maybe Ruby loved the cold icy winter... she is beautiful already
Charlee: "That was a song, right? Gonna have to face it you're addicted to towels?"
ReplyDeleteLOL at Charlee's comment!
ReplyDeleteOur weather is so wacky, one day it's 70F and the next it's 30F. I'm worried our Spring buds are getting very confused too!
xoxo,
Rosy & Sunny (and Beth too!)
Not only did your flowers survive; they’re thriving.
ReplyDeleteMadi knew where to find her creature comforts❣️
Oh so lovely to see colors and flowers and Madi steals the show ~ hug,
ReplyDeleteHugs to you Cecilia and Angel Madi ~ xo
Hooray, let's get on with blooming season. Darn, the freezing temps are coming back though.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have flowers blooming already. We're still covered with snow in the yard. What a cute flash back of Madi.
ReplyDeleteRuby is looking beautiful. We have daffodils too, but they are starting to go over now. Angel Madi looks cute on the towels.
ReplyDeletemadi ewe never new me…but eye iz a dicted ta …..fizh…. all shapez, sizez N colorz two 🐾😸🖤🤍🤍🖤‼️
ReplyDeleteSweet little Madi Face in the middle of the towels. Ruby made it through all that ice! She's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms- so early compared to us. I love seeing Angel Madi. XO
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely flowers! I’m glad they bloomed for you and glad the blooms here weren’t all frozen off the bushes and trees, we have some now.
ReplyDeleteMadi, towels are a great thing and there are many worse addictions. Thank you for linking up with Feline Friday!
Our daffy's are still hiding under the ground...though all our snow except for the largest piles is gone...however there is now new snow to whiten everything up again and more on the way Sat & Sun. Phooey, that warm up was such a tease!
ReplyDeleteSweet memories of Angel Madi!
Your Ruby is gorgeous! Would not thrive in our zone, 6...
Ruby Carmelia is my second cousin on my mother’s side.
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