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These were old cell phones their parents gave them to play with, Little Miss spent the morning pointing it at me and asking me to say "cheese". Do you remember when photos were always taken with a camera?

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Hollyhocks, a gift from a Garden Lady friend of mine, she grew them from a pod she had found

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Red birds are raising a little family in our yard

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Husband has started setting up fountain in backyard

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Tourist season has officially started

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Rose collage from our latest trip to Botanical Gardens

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Little Miss going for a stroll with her baby

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Strawberry Picking today

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Chillin with son

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This photo courtesy of husband, roses are blooming in the yard

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Rain and cooler temperatures have been great for my hanging plants

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Congratulations Graduate

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Love to hear this guy play

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Son's choice for his baked good for the month of May....Amaretto Cake, ready for delivery

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Time to replenish my stock of freezer pops

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Apparently Cinderella and Belle were visiting Strawberry Shortcake

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Eye appointment today, thankfully no changes to glasses

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Another view of the garden, Clematis and Roses in bloom

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The kind of gardener I feel like right now. Sweet gift from DIL and son

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Happy Mother's Day at the Garden's

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The yard continues to green up...still lots to do though

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Progress being made on the fence, finishing touches are all that are needed

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Sisters riding the bike on the deck....notice Angus watching from a safe distance, behind the door

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Grilling before the rain came

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Grand daughters recital...photo courtesy of husband (I was home coping with some medication changes)

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Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it's off to work he goes

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Love these smiles

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One on one time with Pop Pop

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My trusty BP cuff...crazy days ahead!!

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My new Bible

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Garden is coming to life, cool weather has put the roses behind a bit, maybe they will be blooming by Mother's Day