Actually, I do want to show you that very thing, but wait for the reveal.
Everything looks so much greener in the rain. The slugs are chowing down on the rhubarb, but I have the antidote. You do, too, now. Visit Leslie Land right *here* and look for "Death Spray."
Yup, it rained. The windows were washed thanks to John. Everything looks so much brighter now.
Okay, ready for the big reveal? I took this photo because my eyes are failing me and when this lovely, stylized insect (what is it?) flew by, I thought it the most enchanting thing and followed it. Turned out to be two its...er...not sure of pronoun case in this instance. Still, it's beautiful, right? Looks like a regular Fred Astaire of insects all dressed up in a tux.
Have a delightful Friday!
Well, mother nature at it's best! Have a great weekend Vee!
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Penny
-giggles- Never thought I'd see a Subject Line like that, here! Way to go Girl!
ReplyDeleteAnd then, "she" finishes with... a beautiful winged creature... No, 2 beautiful winged creatures... "Caught in the act"...
I love it! I totally love it!
I also bet that by now, "she" is having 2nd thoughts about leaving this post up. Please don't, have 2nd thoughts I mean. Be Strong Dear! A bit of *breaking out* here and there, lets off a lot of pent up steam. Right?
Hugs, hugs, hugs, hugs, hugs...
Cool!
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty. It does make for an odd looking "insect" when they are together like that, though.
Becky
LOve it...the bug, the garden wall decoration...all of it!
ReplyDeleteWasn't going to spend time reading blogs right now but your title snagged me! Happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteI love the saucers on your fence! I think I may need to steal that idea.
ReplyDeleteMargaret =)
Rain? Here too. Green is a lovely colour though.
ReplyDeleteAnd your bug...most interesting.
Does John need some more windows to clean?
I blinked HARD when I saw your post title. Never imagined that one here. But it's a fact of life - -
ReplyDeleteGreat post. Your garden is a beautiful place.
everything is so lush and green! that insect is amazing, never saw one like it before :)
ReplyDeleteLOL. You had me at "garden". ;) Lovely bug and lovely windows. How nice!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Christi
yeah, slug spray!!! i tried to buy
ReplyDeletea snake to eat my slugs, but they
don't sell them. . . herer.
will give the juice a try.
is that fred astaire bug supposed
to be 'sex in the yard?'
LOL I had no idea so when I saw your post I had to stop by. That is very pretty. I love being out in the garden. You never know what is going to show up. I hope you have a wonderful weekend ♥
ReplyDeleteEvery time I visit your blog, I remember why I fell in love with it. Was that several years ago?
ReplyDeleteLove your cute insect! Have a wonderful weekend, sweet friend! ♥
ReplyDeleteLOL! Nature never ceases to amaze me with her ... errr... um... creativity! Your yard does look so lush and green. I know you must be enjoying it after the long winter that you had.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
ooooh hee hee! no, sorry, definitely
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It does look like he's got his dancing shoes on ;-D And your garden is lovely - love the fence..
ReplyDeleteI need Death Spray, something is eating the petals off my pansies overnight. Looks like my first day off now that school is over is going to be a sunny one..it's been so darn wet here too. :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha, I accidentally took a picture of two insects humping last year! I was trying to do a closeup of a bloom and was surprised when I saw the bigger image on the computer!
ReplyDeleteLove your aged white barn star! We got a very weathered red one that hasn't quite found a hanging home yet!
LOL! Dragon fly love! We saw box turtles in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden yesterday having a summer fling...or so it appeared as I really don't know how they do it?..lol!
ReplyDeleteSince you didn't enable comments on your post today, I just came here to comment. :) You know I am not going to say something nasty anyway. LOL. I knew we were kindred spirits, but the more I read the more I realize how much. I love Keith Green, too, and "Stained Glass" is such a powerful song. It is like "Rushing Wind" which is my favorite of KG's. Have never seen the Elizabeth K. Ross quote, but how appropriate and true. May we shine ever more brightly, even in the darkest place, (and you do) for Him! Thanks so much for that post and the song.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Christi
I found you, from reading Sharon.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your sharing. Hope your grandmother is doing better today.
Growing up, my grandmother was the love of my life. Have a good evening:)
There I found another post to say Thank you for your kind words...since posting, I am feeling a bit more at ease, knowing he will be fine, and it is just my problem:)Your blog looks lovely, and going to poke around here.
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