Pauline,

Welcome back.

I loved the pics.

The plant in the rocks reminded me of the plants that are growing in the rocks as you walk out of our village, to go down to the river. Some of the plants have pretty flowers on them.

Perhaps a bird dropped the seeds there.  That reminds me another story but I'm too tired at the mo.

Will come back with that one tomorrow.



Thanks for coming back.  Look forward to more pics.

blessings,

Sarah

Dimitra,

Cats are beautiful creatures and very wise.

A horse would be rather smelly in an apartment!!!!! LOL

Polly & Loupio are lovely.  They have beautiful eyes that make you melt.

The children take them for walks and ride them bareback. They bring them along to petanque sometimes, but they cheat and move the boules!!

Loupio was actually playing football with the girls the other day!

Here's a horse you could have in your apartment:



Thanks for coming back.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

Lyndell,

I'm glad you made it. I don't care if the Hillbilly is quote:
"A rotund, scruffy-looking chap of average height with an obvious aversion to shaving and being hygienically  challenged coupled with having an obvious lack of understanding for proper fashion etiquette and decorum"

That made me chuckle.

My writing has now turned green. Do you have that effect on everything?

You are very welcome here and I loved your article.  I try to be "organic" but must admit to not being absolutely "o"

I particularly liked your comments about the true gardener:
"True gardening isn't about being "organic" or "chemical". It's about having a respect for your soil, your garden, your environment and yourself. It's about using good judgment and only bringing as much force to bear as is needed and occasionally it might require a "bigger hammer". But after the emergency has past - put that big hammer back in your  toolbox. You don't need it anymore and if you used good judgment and sound reasoning, your big hammer will grow rusty from lack of use and the land and environment will heal as if nothing happened. But your big hammer will still be their - just in case."

and stewardship.  That ties in with what I said at the beginning when introducing Mother Earth's garden.  God has put man on the Earth as a steward to take good care of the Earth.

Thank you for your contribution.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah


Couldn't resist this!

Sarah,

ROFLMAO !!!!! You're to much my friend. Yes the Hillbilly does have a "GREEN" effect on some folks - BUT USUALLY AROUND THE GILLS !! Where in the world did you get the pic -