Bonjour Georgi,

I wondered where you were. You usually bring some Easter contribution to the garden.

This is a wonderful contribution and I thank you.

This is indeed the

Strangest of paradoxes, and of inexplicable things!

I'm glad to have you as a friend, my dear.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

ps I'd like to put a nice graphic here for you, in return, but as it is taking ages to load the pages here today, I won't chance it.

My dear Sir Roger,

I'm happy to see you here again. No butterflies today?

Thank you for your kind words.

Ireland is well worth the visit.

I look up budget flights and accommodation (as a hint). When we went to Bunratty, our airfare for the two of us was 4 €uros (that's the total cost for the two of us for the flights) and I managed to get us in a 4 Star Hotel for 5 nights for about 170 €uros (can't remember exactly). As you see, when I travel I don't break the bank!!

But, I want to see as much of Mother Earth as I possibly can, while I'm in this dimension. Plan to go further afield as income allows.

I'm going back to Ireland next Friday, to Dublin. It's my hubby's 50th birthday present. We're meeting up with my biggest big sister and her hubby for a long weekend. Sadly, I didn't manage to get 4 euro flights this time, as our travelling time wasn't flexible. Sister's hubby is tied to his set times off work.

Really looking forward to seeing Dublin's fair city. It is said to be beautiful. I will be taking lots of photos.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

Dear sweet Myrna,

It's lovely to see you here again and you've brought a beautiful garden photo.

Did you have a look at the Edinburgh Art Festival Garden Project video? Some beautiful garden galleries! Wonderful.

Thank you, Myrna.

Angel cuddles,

Sarah

Sophie says    ~Take Time to Smell the Flowers~

 

Isn't this a pretty picture of my "garden"  

Thanks for a nice topic about gardens Sarah.  Your forum is VERY NICE !!  Pat

Bonjour!

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Angel cuddles,

Sarah