And now for the little peek. :) We have wisteria:
the smell is intoxicating!
and apple blossoms:
and cascades of little yellow roses.
:happysigh: I love spring. :)
15 April 2008
A peek in my backyard
First of all, thank you for all of your great comments! I guess I wasn't the only one who needed a little "umph" to get through Monday! :) And, btw, I think I am going to add Haloscan to my blog so I can actually respond to everyone! Stand by.... Has anyone had any bad experiences with Haloscan commenting? How about when you installed it? Did you lose any previous comments?
And now for the little peek. :) We have wisteria:
the smell is intoxicating!
and apple blossoms:
and cascades of little yellow roses.
:happysigh: I love spring. :)
And now for the little peek. :) We have wisteria:
the smell is intoxicating!
and apple blossoms:
and cascades of little yellow roses.
:happysigh: I love spring. :)
I lost all my previous comments. They came back when I un-installed Haloscan. :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty flowers and blooms!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. Spring is trying ever so hard to get here to CT, so thank you for the gorgeous photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't use HaloScan, but it does delete your already existing comments (this is why I ended up not installing it).
ReplyDeleteSuch a feast for New England eyes!
ReplyDeleteKati
Wow, those blooms are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've had a fairly good experience with Haloscan comments...it's nice to be able to respond. You will loose all of your previous comments unless you have them saved away in your email or something. All in all, I like the way Haloscan is set up.
Lovely flowers.
ReplyDeleteI briefly had Haloscan. Unless someone is very techie & can explain, you'll lose your current blogger comments. I think there's a way around this, but you'd have to ask someone who knows about it.
Plus, I didn't like the time-consuming extra step of having to log into Haloscan to find people's e-mail address & respond. But that's just me.
Beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how you do with Haloscan, I'm thinking it might be a good move for me as well ...
I don't even know what Haloscan is, so I'm no help there.
ReplyDeleteSpring is my favorite season. I'm a devoted gardener, so the chance to go dig in the mud makes me exquisitely happy. My wisteria is in bloom for the first time ever!
Beautiful! I am enjoying Muir. Great knit and I love the bads.
ReplyDeleteI'm very happy with Haloscan. My previous comments no longer appeared on the blog, but I still had them in my e mail. I love being able to respond to comments. I have it set up so that Haloscan e mails the comments directly to me, I never need go to the Haloscan site. I then hit "forward" (not "reply" because that would go back to Haloscan) and do a very easy copy and paste to get the commenter's e mail addy in the "to" line. I hope this makes sense. I use Firefox as my browser for this, btw. Gorgeous flower pictures!
ReplyDeleteMakes me jealous. lol I do have daffodils though.
ReplyDeleteOh I love spring too!! I can't wait to see more flowers here too. I just can't stand my coat anymore.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for something to sprout here in Southern Indiana.
It is almost time for the azaleas to bloom
http://www.ph-rose-gardens.com/00107.htm
ReplyDeleteLady Banks rose, yellow version....
I love how this rose climbs fences and trees and houses and just drapes down in yellow.....
I lurve wisteria, too
Hugs,
Ba
Thank you for the breath of spring
ReplyDeleteDoes wisteria only grow in a warmer climate? I can't ever remember seeing it up here.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are glorious- so inspiring.
Flowers! Spring! Yay!
ReplyDeletelove the apple blossoms :-)
ReplyDeleteSpring doesn't look like that here, but I love it too. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am so envious of your beautiful, fragrant, well-behaved wisteria...
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