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STILL PICKING ROSES THROUGH ALL THIS PACKING AND PURGING..............



Picking...Packing.....Purging..the three P's  (:
I seem to still find time to check my garden during this packing and moving and remodeling business.  

I use almost anything that strikes my fancy for a little vase.  The cow cream pitcher seemed the perfect fit for one of these wild roses that still seem to bloom during this blast of heat during an Arizona summer.

My roses go wild if I'm not tending to them properly and I've been so busy that my gardening and blogging have fallen by the wayside.  

This morning Brad is over at the new house overseeing the laying of new flooring and putting some paint samples on the walls.  Oh my...paint....what a difficult item to tackle.  It is always the case that paint looks great in one room and horrible in the room immediately next to it.

We will get this figured out with enough paint samples on the wall.  LOL LOL LOL

Just taking a little break during packing to check in on blog land.


Please have a beautiful day.

xo
Jo

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  1. The cow creamer makes a sweet wee vase!

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  2. It took me so many months to pack and purge. It's so hard trying to make those decisions of what to keep, and if you are like me, no matter how hard you try, there will be some regrets. Realistically, there is NO space in my new apartment for my ceramic doll collection and I had to let it go. But I still mourn its loss.
    Mary

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  3. Glad you found time to pick roses, they are such a joy, I have been doing the same today.

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  4. Taking a few moments to "smell the roses".....nice

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