our farmers market was this morning and i really didn't need produce, but it was such a beautiful morning i just felt like getting out and smelling the air. and look what i found. pink tulips and white hydrangeas. the little bare branches are apricot branches leftover from when john pruned our bleinheim apricot trees last saturday. the room is where i blog.if you look closely on the left hand side, on the stack of books...you'll see a black and yellow book...it's a copy of blogger for dummies. i need all the help i can get.
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They're so gorgeous ! I love tulips !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to spend the weekend :)
Thanks for sharing this precious piece of nature with us :)
xoxoxoxo
oh kary! i love i love! the perfect combination of flowers...very lovely! thoughts and images of spring are just popping up everywhere in blogland and i am left inspired!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend....
xo.
k
Beautiful shade on the tulips... we out here in the Wild West enjoy knowing that at some point, spring WILL arrive... Blogging for Dummies? I imagine I could benefit from that also. I'm going to see if the local library has it. The cherry blossoms on the side of your blog are so beautiful, I can imagine the bees buzzing around it.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful flowers Kary...It is also a very nice day here and I'm excited to do some yard work later...My husband and I are on our way to Blogfest; a small gathering of friends that regularly blog on our region's newspaper blog site called Huckleberries Online. As for your blogging skills : I hardly think you need Blogger for Dummies :) You do a fine job :) Have a great day!
ReplyDeletehi kary,
ReplyDeleteyou don't need any help, my dear. i quite love the way you blog:). the flowers are so pretty; just another reminder that spring is right around the corner. have a lovely day, dear friend.
xoxo,
blair
Soooo beautiful! I am desperately craving a farmers market! (sigh) guess I will have to live vicariously!!! thanks for sharing your beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteI think I should get a copy of that book, sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing your lovely flowers. We have to wait until June for our Farmer's Markets.
ReplyDeleteDo you have a button I can put on my blog?
ReplyDeleteThe flowers at farmers markets are every bit as lovely as the produce! I rarely take a trip to one without coming home with flowers as well as produce.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely arrangement of pink and white. Very feminine!
Gorgeous pink and white I love both color and flowers. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy email address is on my blog.
Nothing says spring like tulips! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI think you save a small pic, then go to layout and click add gadget, choose picture on the pop up for that, click browse to add the pic, fill out info and add your blogspot url and save.
ReplyDeleteI know this only because I've added buttons on my blog. I haven't created one to my own blog. You don't have to do this, I don't know if I will yet. :)
The tulips are gorgeous - one of my favorites!! Enjoy them. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers! There is nowhere more spectacular I think, for tulips, than Butchart Gardens in the spring. The enormous array of all types and colors is almost obscene.
ReplyDeleteI've been sitting here in my mother's hospital room for the past eight hours. I was told there was no wi-fi but, somehow, I hooked on, somewhere. I'm off, in a few minutes, for catfish, hushpuppies and raw oysters!!!
So gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh Huck,
ReplyDeleteI see you have Jamie on your sidebar. But remember his heart belongs to me..........
amazing hydrangias
xx
donkey in the pines
Oh, Kary, those colors are just so beautiful! Spring is here .. or there... I love how you redid your sidebar! What's your connection to Pemaquid? We have a good friend in Portland and love that area!! And then there's Jamie! You are an inspiration!! Love to you and Buddy! Silke
ReplyDeleteThose flowers say spring outloud.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers, Kary!
ReplyDeleteI love serendipitous finds like that - I hope it brightened up your day as much as it would brighten up mine,
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Agatha x
thehouseonbloghill.blogspot.com
If you find any good nuggets in the blogging book - this dummy could use some help too!
ReplyDeletePink tulips ~ they sing a song of spring! They are my favorite flower...
ReplyDeleteI think it is great that you are trying to learn more about blogging ~ although I could say that I have already learned so much from you. I like your sidebars, the simplicity of your posts, and the ever present lovely photograph that instantly makes you feel like we are there with you. I especially enjoy your posts about cooking ~ your kitchen is obviously the soul of your home.
Now, if only we could teach the rest of the world not to have to their eyes glaze over when you say, "I have a blog..."
You are giving me Spring Fever! very pretty indeed.
ReplyDeleteThere's an actual blogger for dummies???? No way!
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are absolutely beautiful and from what I have seen, so is your home Happy Saturday dear friend! xox
Ooh! So lovely! Lezlee
ReplyDeleteKary, What beautiful flower's, It's so satisfying having fresh flowers in the house. I find it hard to believe that you need Blogging for Dummies.
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I just saw that you have Forget-me-nots on the side bar of your blog, saying "What I planted today".
ReplyDeleteThey are my favourite flowers! Only two weeks ago, I finally met one of my closest friends again after more than a year, and could give him a present I had kept in my drawer for ages. To the parcel, I attached a small packet of Forget-me-not seeds. I do hope he will use them in his garden and maybe think of me when the flowers come out.
Oh, you lucky gal!
ReplyDeleteThey are simply breathtaking! Cindy
That's it I'm moving your way. A farmer's market in Feb., no way. You sure are one lucky lady. Perfect color for the tulips, to bring on spring.
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Kate - The Garden Bell - <3 <3 <3
Your pink tulips and white hydrangeas are absloutely gorgeous! I love tulips. We bought some dark purple bulbs last year & planted. Hope to see them soon. Your room in the photo looks so bright & cheery : )
ReplyDeleteI love tulips! And those pink ones are just simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSounds devine! I can't wait we have a Tulip farm here and they open the end of March first of April.I still have a few more months before our Farmers Market is to open.Spring is in the air~Kim
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and fresh photo! Thank you so much for sharing this! :)Alyssa
ReplyDeleteOh, Kary, I have been yearning for fresh flowers! I have to remedy that this week. (Especially since I see more snow in the forecast.) Enough said.
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Claudia
gorgeous shot
ReplyDeleteHow is that Blogger for Dummies? I'm in need of help as well!
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful flowers...can almost smell them.
Without my weekly dose of farmers market on Saturday morning, I am grouchy all week (well, sorta).
ReplyDeleteThose tulips are gorgeous, would go well with the apricot blossoms!
I have not yet managed to get to the Wachau valley, about an hour upstream on the Danube and famous for its small rose apricots.