I bet you do dream of green. I always thought of Houston as GREEN, now coming out of GGRREEEEN Brasil, I see it with different eyes. your trees wont start leafing for another 2 months right? here in Houston some of the trees already have their lime green baby leaves. good post.
Ha! I know how can I feel so strongly about green, but now you make the money point in the comment...I did go to Ireland and it was soooo green! and I loved it...
Now all the posts are reminding I just love colors period!
I have been within a stones throw of Ireland, if you were a really good thrower of stones, ChefE. I once sailed the Atlantic and our boat moored off the Irish coast at Cobh for a few hours and I discovered for myself why Ireland is sometimes called the Emerald Isle.
Yup, I search for the small shoots of green in my yard. I see the green of iris, daffodils. Small nubs of it on the shrubs. I pray in green during March, I think. I'm so glad you blogged about THIS blog on your OTHER blog! I am painting a Lake Winnepsaukee dream scene of deep summer. DEEP GREEN islands and mountains on blue. I had just walked into my house from a hunt for green and there was this blog!
Hi, you two. Just dropped in to browse and say hello. I want you to know that even though I have not posted, lately, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Best regards from Florida.
Patty and Reggie Girl pioneered the "My Town" Photo Shoot Out asking us to post photos of our local community every Friday. From a handful of participants it has grown into a world wide phenomenon and is now in the capable hands of ChefE, and GingerV.
This week's theme is ROCKS by ChefE
To see all the contributions to the Friday Shoot Out this week CLICK HERE
Next weeks theme: WATER suggested by Nicole
If you're interested in joining us, just click on the camera below for instructions.
Barry and Linda are pooling forces for the Friday My Town Shoot Out. Are Two Head's and Two Camera's better than one?
Here is how we will find out!
Actually during Barry's illness, and with Linda's return to work full time, this was the only practical way for us to continue to contribute to the Friday Shoots we love so much. So rather than drop out we will double our efforts and continue our Friday posting here.
If you are interested in joining the Friday Shoot Out Gang just click on the camera above to join us!
Green is a very soothing color for the eyes, and I can't take my eyes away from the beautiful flowers too. I love most bright and cheer-y colors!
ReplyDeleteAs do I Jama. But we can never forget that green is also the colour of money too. Another point in its favour.
ReplyDeleteI bet you do dream of green. I always thought of Houston as GREEN, now coming out of GGRREEEEN Brasil, I see it with different eyes. your trees wont start leafing for another 2 months right? here in Houston some of the trees already have their lime green baby leaves. good post.
ReplyDeleteHa! I know how can I feel so strongly about green, but now you make the money point in the comment...I did go to Ireland and it was soooo green! and I loved it...
ReplyDeleteNow all the posts are reminding I just love colors period!
Yes, Ginger, the greens in Brazil must put all our greens to shame.
ReplyDeleteWe are still waiting for the first greens of spring here.
I have been within a stones throw of Ireland, if you were a really good thrower of stones, ChefE. I once sailed the Atlantic and our boat moored off the Irish coast at Cobh for a few hours and I discovered for myself why Ireland is sometimes called the Emerald Isle.
ReplyDeleteMe Too!!!!
ReplyDeleteYup, I search for the small shoots of green in my yard. I see the green of iris, daffodils. Small nubs of it on the shrubs. I pray in green during March, I think. I'm so glad you blogged about THIS blog on your OTHER blog! I am painting a Lake Winnepsaukee dream scene of deep summer. DEEP GREEN islands and mountains on blue. I had just walked into my house from a hunt for green and there was this blog!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful pictures Barry! I love green too, gorgeous colour! Spring is coming!
ReplyDeletethese are all so perfect! love the one with the red tulips and green in the background.
ReplyDeleteIt made for a memory I won't forget, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteSynchronicity at work, Jeannette--and the power of green.
ReplyDeleteIt's just around the corner Claire!
ReplyDeleteThanks Doreen! Nice of you to say.
ReplyDeleteI agree green is every where actually. And $$ is green too ^_^. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite color: Yellow
I agree with you about green. It certainly does make a wonderful background for those boastful colors in the garden. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is a very modest color Rebecca.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that a lot of us like the color green. I like how you narrated your color scheme. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteJust popping in to say hello to you two. What a nice "green" surprise.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you again Patty!
ReplyDeleteTulips....be still my heart!
ReplyDeleteHi, you two. Just dropped in to browse and say hello. I want you to know that even though I have not posted, lately, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Best regards from Florida.
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