Victorian Thanksgiving

There is so much to be thankful for.  Yesterday I was invited to a Victorian style home and it was done to the hilt.  Quite beautiful and a wonderful experience.

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I posted the pictures with little comments on Facebook.  I hope you like them.

I think it would be cool to give people gift cards for the after-holiday sales.  Please be careful if you are out and about.

Happy Hollidays.

Heading into Thanksgiving . . .

Spent time organizing old pre-digital photos and put together a garden journal.

Click here to see it.

Hope you enjoy it.

Much love to you.

Garden Queen

Yesterday I had a garden angel vision.  I’m sure it was just a furry plant seed floating in a slow zig-zag pattern.  Alone, no others.  It was entirely lit up from the sun against a darker background.  She looked like a lighted snow queen in a lacy gown with a big headdress, like someone from a New Orleans parade, just tiny and thin and floating in.

Avacado Promise

The Avocado Promise

There is a portion of an avocado tree that shades my small yard.  It drops lots of leaves on my walkway that I patiently kick back under the gate to the other side.  

I do love avocados.  They are creamy and go most excellently with garlic. 

When I walked out to the yard yesterday I saw there was a tiny avocado growing just overhead of my walkway.  I thought I should take a picture of it and coin a positive message about it’s promise of abundance to come and maybe post it on my blog.

So the next time I went out I was a little dismayed to see a tiny avocado laying on the walkway.  Oh no, there goes my abundance promise.  But then I looked up and my original tiny avocado was still there and beyond it were four others . . .  all on my side of the fence.  Mucho good lucko for the future!!!!

I’m keeping the tiny avocado that fell for awhile.

Also I found a tiny (maybe an inch long) iridescent blue dragonfly near the trickle of the garden hose,  and it hovered between the leaves near the trickling water, a microcosm, right there in my garden.  Fairies could live here.  That’s how I felt when I discovered the dragonfly there.

Intelligent Wind

Maybe you had to be there but recently we had a huge wind storm.  Everything was being thrashed about and I was hoping that my patio canopy would not fly away or tear.  The next morning I was totally amazed because the blond ash tree on the other side of the house had distributed its many-leafed leaflets in an even pattern all over my garden.  I was picking them up in accordance to the pattern instead of looking for them with my eyes as  some of the leaflets were aligned with other plants so well that I wouldn't have seen them except for knowing about the pattern.  My impression is that the wind storm was intelligent and knew it was putting a blanket on my garden, as it is designed to do.

On another note, sometimes I surf the web and read different (read weird) pages out there.  Sometimes an idea will stick in my head and I can't shake it out.  This is the one that wants to sprout in my brain and grow:  When all of mankind decides to outlaw war, a free energy source will be revealed to help us propel creatively into the future without destroying our planet at the same time.  I guess this is me being forward minded.

I'm painting a vortex on my round kitchen table with my left over paints.  It's a reminder of the energy system that holds all of my dreams.  May you receive the dreams you have placed in the vortex as well.

Someone Has to Hold the High Ground

I see a beautiful and healthy planet with happy and joyful people who celebrate their life in an ever-expansive creativity. All problems have been brought to the light and healed forever. What fun to be alive. How blessed we are, eternally.

Gary's Thank You Card

Thank you Gary for helping us appreciate the stars.