
“The Last Apples”
November 18th, 2008Posted in November, Aceo, Moon, Apples, Garden, Tiny ACEO, Autumn | No Comments »


“Somewhere Between”
November 16th, 2008Posted in Snow, Aceo, November, Winter, Pumpkins, Tiny ACEO, Autumn | No Comments »

The chilly air is filled with the last of the beautiful Autumn leaves and the very first snow flakes of winter. Gather up the last sugar pumpkin from the patch to make some holiday pies and celebrate the change of seasons.Stay warm! ![]()

The pumpkin was beautiful….the best one in the patch. Of course they both saw it at the same moment and thats when the trouble started. Thank goodness that was one tough pumpkin! It out lasted that little witch dust up and lived to tell the tale on All Hallows Eve! ![]()
A Scandinavian Wish for You! :)
November 13th, 2008Posted in Quotes, Rigel Celeste Photos, Autumn, Uncategorized | No Comments »

Saw this on RigelCeleste.com Wonderful Photo blog full of the best quotes. Thank you Rigel!
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by Deborah Gregg
The spirit of the firefly is within us all, warm and full of life and hope. Look for it every day. ![]()

by Deborah Gregg
It’s a good idea to start the day with some nice hot coffee or tea. Peas know this, but they can overdo it. Let’s have none of this “What? I only had one cup…” baloney. If the cup is as big as your head, you might want to cut down. ![]()
I’m In the Garden… the wet, soggy garden…
May 30th, 2008Posted in Summer, Flowers, Garden | 1 Comment »

Good Grief! We have had so much rain lately! We need to dry out now. Waiting to plant the warm weather seeds. Squash, Cucumbers, Beans, etc. Cant work out there and till (me and my shovel type tilling) the sections till its not so soggy! But not complaining, better than too hot and too dry too soon. ![]()
The Moon in May
May 24th, 2008Posted in Moon, Spring, Tiny ACEO, Cats, Flowers, Garden | No Comments »
by Deborah Gregg
The moon in May glows across the soft greens and every soft shade of spring bloom rustling on the fruit trees. Stay and soak it in if you can, it doesn’t last long. God Bless the Bees, seems there are only a few with a lot of work to do!