This picture shows our purple "Amistad" sage, which is just about the last flower blooming in our garden at this point. It even survived that frost we had a few weeks ago. It's a perennial but it will eventually die back, too.
Dave and I are off to Copenhagen this morning, and I still have to pack. I'm also racing around trying to get the house into shape for the dog-sitter. It's funny how you don't really see certain forms of dirt until you know someone else is coming over. Then you think, "My god, that dog has tracked a lot of garden mud onto this floor!"
Happy Thanksgiving, everybody!
Have a lovely trip to Copenhagen Steve.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving and have a great time.
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ReplyDeletehave fun and on't worry about about a little dirt.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a vibrant beautiful blue. What's the flowering season? I would love that in my garden. Hope you both have a wonderful time in Copenhagen. And as Ellen said 'don't worry about a little dirt'. Perhaps those 2 sentiments didn't exactly go together. My brain is dying. Have a great Thanksgiving. Sending you loads of peaceful and happy thoughts. I love your blog.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving and have a marvelous holiday!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely time!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful Copenhagen. And all that.
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"Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen" and all the best that Brubeck can bring.
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