Next photo is of the very large volunteer Red bud in our yard. OMCs this year the trunk had red bud pom poms pop out on it.
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Flashback Feline Friday
April 3, 2010
Madi: Why I love the weekends
Because Mom and Dad are both home...we get to
sleep late, eat bagels, drink coffee, smell the flowers
and read the paper........
and get advice.....I hope Mom doesn't find out I wrote to Dear Amy.
Hari Om
ReplyDeleteThat seat in the garden looks so inviting and peaceful - and the Redbud... well!!! YAM xx
wow what a wonderful tree... and a wonderful diva not in the news but on the news ;OO)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely place to sit. That tree is amazing, I have never seen anything like it before. Lovely flashback of Angel Madi.
ReplyDeleteThe Redbud is one of my very favorite trees and pompoms are delightful! Hi Madi♥
ReplyDeleteEvery medical practice needs a retreat like that! Your tree is amazing, btw. Love the pompoms!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter weekend! 🐰🐣
What a peaceful spot to take a break. That tree is fascinating. How pretty
ReplyDeleteAngel Madie could you really smell those pretty flowers in the newspaper? You are much prettier than them. How lovely to see the red buds. I was grateful to see my neighbors weeping cherry blooming. But I was sorry that they're magnificent white magnolia tree was completely frosted out.
ReplyDeleteWe have never heard of the red bud tree, nor have we ever seen a tree with pom poms on its trunk. What a pretty and unique tree. Have a wonderful Easter weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the pom poms on the red bud tree. That's a fun flash back of Madi.
ReplyDeleteAlso a big red bud tree fan...and have one in our pos today too!
ReplyDeleteAngel Madi always makes me smile!
hugs,
Beth and the girls
OH MY, that red bud tree is fantastic! I have never seen one do that, is this the first time? I love Red Buds, GA and KY had a lot of them.. I have never tried reading a paper laying on it, Madi. Alas, we get no paper, and I can never try it... about the beautiful scene with the picnic table. I sat wondering just how hard it is to mow that grass... owie. that said it's beautiful....
ReplyDeleteJava Bean: "Ayyy, sleep late? Smell flowers? Drink coffee? Eat bagels? That all sounds wonderful to us! What are bagels, anyway?"
ReplyDeleteLovely nature shots with beautiful blossoms ~ sweet angel kitty photos ~
ReplyDeleteHugs ^_^ '
Hugs to you Cecilia and Angel Madi ~ xo
Very nice space. Love this time of year and weekends, ROCK!
ReplyDeletemadi eye hope frum yur veew ther in heaven ewe can see that total lee PAWSUM tree…iz that cool ore what 😸😸😸🐾🐾‼️💚💚💚
ReplyDeleteA lovely place to take a break. Your pom-pom redbud tree trunk is fabulous! We are going back and forth whether to get a redbud or a dogwood for a long overdue tree replacement just off our deck. Both are particular favorites but seeing them in bloom in our area (plus your redbuds) is swaying my decision. Love your header too by the way. Very pretty! If you are celebrating, wishing you and all your loved ones A Very Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThose pom-poms are very pretty and made me giggle! It's like they have a life of their own and they are cha cha-ing up the tree. I miss our Redbuds in Missouri... but they never did anything as special as your photo. An Oh So Sweet Madi flashback.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty nature shots! I'd enjoy sitting in the quiet spot.
ReplyDeleteYou wrote to Ask Amy! I hope she answered and gave good advice. Thank you for linking up with Feline Friday.
The pink pom poms are awesome! Looks like a beautiful freak of nature. Lovely spot to rest & reflect at medical facility!
ReplyDeleteMadi’s photos are adorable! I’m impressed that she kept up with current events❣️😻😹
Cool pompoms. And I always enjoy seeing angel Madi. xo
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty garden area and your tree is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI have not ever had the joy of seeing a Redbud do THAT!!!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that Red Buds would do that.
ReplyDeleteAngel Madi, did you mean you wrote to Dear Abby, LOL?
ReplyDeleteCecilia, those red buds are the weidest thing I ever saw a tree do.