My African Violets

 

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. 🙂