There is little that makes my heart sing like a warm sunny spring day, a trip to the nursery, and a few hours with my hands in the dirt.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
About Me
On My Nightstand
Medical blogs
- 10 out of 10
- Country Doctor
- Denver Doc
- Doctor David's Blog
- Dr. Dinosaur
- Fat Doctor
- Happy Hospitalist
- JaneMarie, MD
- MedPage Blogs
- Mothers in Medicine
- Musings of a Distractible Mind
- NHS blog doctor
- Reflections by Bruce Campbell
- Rural Doctoring
- Scalpel or Sword
- Shrink Rap
- Suture for a Living
- The Blog That Ate Manhattan
- White Coat Rants
Smak's Bucket List
- Take Mr. Smak to see an EPL game. Check!
- See the Northern Lights.
- Take a grown-up vacation. Check!
- Become a Master Gardener.
- Learn another language.
- Cross Country RV.
- Make a kick-ass pie crust.
My all-time favorite books
- Suite Francaise, by Irene Nemirovsky
- Bee Season by Myla Goldberg
- The Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling
- The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan
- The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
- Middlesex by Geoffrey Eugenides
Standard Disclaimer
Email me
9 comments:
Wow- that plant in the bottom picture is spectacular...what is it?
Is that you Henri clematis blooming?
The clematis in the last photo is Nelly Moser, two of them, actually. She does well in the shade, her color doesn't hold up well to intense sun. I have 5 clemati, and 4 are blooming. Henryi is being shy this spring, but within the week should be out.
the white clematis in that last photo, is SOOOO beautiful! I just showed it to my husband and now I want to go buy some too.
Dr Smak, I have three lovely lavender clemati -- Ramona's. You can see why I had to have them. They are blooming wonderfully this year.
I'm so glad you've had the time and "conditions" to play in the dirt - your nurturing goes beyond your family, friends and patients.
Gorgeous! I'm inspired...
Thanks, all, for the compliments. I'm blushing. If the sun ever comes out again, I'll do a clematis post.
I am about to plant a pot of the flowers in the top pot. Now that is serendipity.
Post a Comment