I usually have some kind of a route in mind when I start out walking
but this morning it was very random with no order!!
Tomorrow is Anna's birthday so I put her card in a plastic bag
and tacked it to their mailbox post.
I gave her one of the diamond art cards I made.
As you can see it was a foggy morning as I walked around town.
This is the road where the new houses will be.
A sign has been put up showing the lots and prices.
Walked all around town and didn't see anyone.
By the time I got back to the pond the fog was gone and the sun was out.
The temperature was 62 degrees.
I found a penny at the car dealer.
😊 ☁️ 🌤️ 🌼
Stitching morning at the library.
Five of us there this time.
I made weave-it squares.
Jalene brought her 11 year old granddaughter Kaylee along
and was teaching her to crochet.
Before I went to the library I stopped at the post office
to mail a package.
It's now on it's way to North Carolina.
Back in April I divided one of my African violets into 4 pots.
This is them and I didn't think they would make it.
BUT here are a couple of them now.
I can't believe how big and beautiful they are now.
All four look like this.
They have never stopped blooming!
I gave one of them to Liz.
That's going to be it for today.
Thanks so much for coming by.
Hope you had a wonderful Saturday.
HappyK🙂
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Tom - It is called a 'fish fry' here too. 🙂
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Interesting to see how those lots are laid out and how much they cost.
Your African Violets are doing so well. Especially considering how they looked before.
You did have a foggy start to the day!
Your African Violets are lovely.
All the best Jan
Yes, the African Violets look great.
Lovely photos, Karen. Beautiful African violets. ❤️
Your violets are gorgeous, bravo on your green thumb ♥️🌻♥️
...what a magical morning for your walk!
What a gorgeous morning!
The lots are cheaper by you than they are here, but ours is still better than places like CA.
The violets are doing great!
We left around 7:30 this morning to go to Springs to an auction and it was really foggy. I thought of you and wondering if you were getting wet from how dense the fog was.
That's neat that a grandmother was teaching her granddaughter how to crochet!
Your African violets are gorgeous, Karen
Wow, your African violets are amazing! I have heard that they are really hard to grow. And that they are really easy to grow! Your first photo, with the mist over the sun, is GORGEOUS!!!
Hi Karen. Your violets are beautiful. I just bought one a few weeks ago and I'm trying to keep it alive. Would love it if you would share some tips for making yours thrive as they are! Have a good Sunday.
Wow those African violets are doing amazing. You’ve got quite a green thumb
My mom use to have African Violets. Yours are doing very well. Happy Birthday to Anna. She will love the card you made for her. Janice
I love the first sky image and the view of the pond.
Your plants look pretty.
Take care, enjoy your day and the new week ahead.
I have to say, seeing those African violets bounce back after you doubted they'd even make it is nothing short of a small miracle, especially since they've refused to stop blooming and you even had a gorgeous one to gift to Liz.
Those violets are really enjoying their roomy pots! What fun to see them so healthy and thriving.
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