Cheer for P

[twin]

Yes I had a great time in the windy city @Madame Buttonfly  One place had some of the best Breakfast ever.

[Madame Buttonfly]

@twin:

Yes I had a great time in the windy city @Madame Buttonfly  One place had some of the best Breakfast ever.

Hahaha, that breakfast must have been really something - you find the best breakfast places wherever you go!

[twin]

Yes it was. Here are some pics.

here is there name.

[steelworker]

Happy Anniversary Paula and Giles 

[Graeme]

I figure that @Madame Buttonfly might need some cheer, so here are a couple of shots of @emil taken three years ago today.

A music lesson with @trail and arrow.

[trail and arrow]

Good thinking!

[sabergirl]

When does Emil go off to college, tomorrow?!  He looks so grown up with that haircut.

[Madame Buttonfly]

Lovely!  Thanks @Graeme and @trail and arrow - can never see too many photos of those gorgeous boys.  It's crazy how grown up they both are.

Wishing you a very happy New Year, hope it's a fun-filled, prosperous and - above all - healthy one for all.

   

[Graeme]

@Madame Buttonfly I hope that you have a Happy New Year too.

Last time I saw Juri, he was a bump. He's grown a bit since then.

[Jett129]

Haven’t posted here in awhile. This is an Asbury Park Sunset Picture,the first day of Daylight Savings Time.

[Jett129]

Another one from the same day. It’s a collaboration with a friend who’s really good with Photoshop.

[twin]

Giving Paula AKA @Madame Buttonfly  some cheer along the old Cornwall railroad.

[Madame Buttonfly]

@Jett129 and @twin - great photos (Jett, sorry it took so long to thank you for posting the beach pictures).

The colour of that little blue flower is stunning!

[twin]

@Madame Buttonfly  They grow in the wild around here. The name of this flower is a Round Lobed Hepatica. Got the right name from that trusty twin Bobby.

[ROman]

I'm almost embarrassed to post these, but @Madame Buttonfly  and G have some beautiful roses, probably due to climate, like Portland, OR., but at any rate, here in the south, this is the best these will look now until the fall, after the dead of heat hits. First a couple of Knock out roses that usually flourish with out much work.

[ROman]

Then a yellow rose which again does OK in spring and fall, and 2 tea roses a pink and A Queen Elizabeth Red that do fairly good, but are close to budding now.

[ROman]

And then there's this climbing white rose, that I only see when pulling into the garage, which for some odd reason does the best.

[Madame Buttonfly]

@ROman - your garden looks amazing, the roses are super and of course so much earlier than ours - GORGEOUS!

[goosehd]

Spring is starting to arrive in Ontario, Canada.  Our magnolia is close to blossoming.

[twin]

Spring time cheer for Paula aka @Madame Buttonfly