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| Possibly a morning glory, but since I am thinking of poppies… |
unsurpassed amount of aircraft (about 485!)
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| A tea I gave for the ladies from my old group, the Shabby Chic(s), from the Victorian Tea Society here in our area ~ from a few years ago. I hadn’t painted the chairs yet… 😉 Sorry the photo is so blurry! This was taken with my iPad.
This past month, we watched the |
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| My brothers and our Koala bear family ~ a tradition we still share with our own kids today. We had 17 of these bears at one time. One of mine got chewed up by one of our dogs once here in California; however, most of them survive. They all had names. This is probably 1972. |
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| My mother took this photo of my father and us kids at Sea Life Park. Great place to visit on Oahu when you go! |
from 1971-1974.
(I’m always the one taking the pictures… ;))
We were one year in Wahiawa prior to that time.
Those plumeria trees, we used to climb to pick flowers
to make into leis for our teachers and given out each
May Day as a thank-you for
being our teachers!!!
For my own children, we always gave little presents
to their teachers.
So important to say thank you and
to them the respect
they deserve.
🙂
Tips on making a flower lei:
(Good this time of year for graduations, etc.)
*Fill a brown paper bag full of flowers
*Get some thread and make a double strand about 3′ long
threading on a needle.
*Sting each flower from the sepal either through the head
or just through the green sepal part under the flower head.
*String as many flowers as needed and tie off your lei.
*Keep lei(s) in the refrigerator until school/event next day!!!
your poppy
out front of your local store
to remember the fallen…
Thank a Veteran when you see one
for his or her service.
Roses of Inspiration~The Enchanting Rose
http://theenchantingrose.blogspot.com/2015/05/roses-of-inspiration-linkup-21.html
Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson
http://jannolson.blogspot.com/2015/05/share-your-cup-thursday-151.html
Blessings to you,
