Three days without internet,
One day with no phone (thanks OTE!) grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
two sick children,
no electric for a whole afternoon,
gloomy, rainy weather...
I'm glad that I remembered to plant sunflowers.
Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. It's what sunflowers do. --Helen Keller
Sunflowers~~Vincent van Gogh
Fabulous sunflowers! Who is taking care of them?
ReplyDeleteI love sunflowers; they're so happy and unique. I gave one to a friend visiting from Canada, and the room looked cheerful somehow.
ReplyDeletei hope it all gets better soon!!
ReplyDeleteooh, they look lovely! i planted red sunflowers this year. they did ok, but don't stand up on their own so they are all lying across the walk by the garage.
ReplyDeletePhivos,
ReplyDeleteI was all summer, but at this point...Mother Nature!:)
Kat,
I totally agree with you in thinking that sunflowers are "happy & unique". I think that they are too & that's why I made sure to plants some this year because they were missing last year. They always cheer me up.
It was so sweet of you to have a sunflower in your friend's room!
Maria,
Would you believe me if I said that it got worse?!!! Yes. But, I still have my sunflowers:)
Linda,
Thank you~~
I picked up the seeds when I was in town. I also picked up seeds for the orange/red ones but didn't plant them. I surpised that they didn't stand up near the garage. I know that you're happy to just have them. :) xoxo
I love sunflowers!!! I also love those pictures you took, they are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteChristie,
ReplyDeleteThank you chica~~~~!
:)
I loved the vast fields of sunflowers in Italy. It's a beautiful sight and you can practically watch them turn their heads to face the sun.
ReplyDeleteBiddy,
ReplyDeleteIf there's one place that I have to visit soon, it's Italy. I'd love to see sunflowers in Italy!!
Next year, I'm planting more...they are so beautiful.