As promised I want to show you more
of my wonderful day at the perennial farm last Fall.
But first I want to thank you all for the wonderful
comments about my fear of going to get my hair done.
or as George says….getting my hair did.
I know I'm a big baby.
I loved reading about your own experiences with your hair and salons….
It's good to know that I'm not the only one who has not
always come away from the chair happy.
Your comments helped me have the courage to go thru with it and
I felt like you were all with me that day.
It was enjoyable to get pampered for a couple of hours.
I had forgotten how great it is to have someone wash your hair and get fussed over.
Wonder if I could ask hubby to wash my hair now and then???
I wasn’t able to get the haircut I showed you was my favorite because my
hair isn’t long enough yet. I’m told the color will lighten up some but right now it
doesn’t look all that different but the cut is much improved
and they textures is softer and healthier.
Today I reluctantly took pictures of myself.
Not promising that they will make it on to this little blog of mine.
I’ve never liked pictures of myself
even when I was younger and prettier.
So instead for today I will show you what I captured
from behind the camera.
The side I like best.
Crystal Fountain
Henri and Josephine
Vino
Asarum “ eurpaeum” European Ginger Corydalis “ lutea”
Hakonechloa macra “ Fubuki” and Aquilegia (Columbine) “Leprechaun Gold”
Hakonechloa macra “ Fubuki” and Aquilegia (Columbine) “Leprechaun Gold”
Sedum “ Vera Jameson” the other I think may just be Autumn Joy
Phlox “ Shockwave”
Armeria “Armada Rose”
Geum “borisii”
Heliopsis “Tuscan Sun”
As you can see I put the names on some of the plants but not
all. If you would like to know what they are just let me know.
Now I have some pics of myself to doctor up......
no, not really but I do have to get ready to go to the
big city soon.
Little Country Bumpkin goes to Manhattan!
