That flower is so intricate and pretty. I am glad you discovered it in your garden and can nurture it. And talking of nurturing, take care for a while after your nasty fall. I am sure you don't want another long drive to casualty. 😉🤗
So many women, myself included, soldier on when they're hurt. I'm glad your sister pushed you to get the help you needed. Your wild Calliandra is marvelous.
So true - playing down the injury was so automatic that I had trouble being fully honest about my symptoms even when sitting in an ambulance. I'm lucky my sister was around as she could see through it... or mostly. ;-)
I've admired your C eriophylla on your blog, but hadn't gotten around to growing it. Nature is definitely taking care of that oversight in this garden!
Thought I commented from my phone, but evidently not. In spite of a brain bleed and concussion, you can't resist the pull of nature. Amazing. Please take care of yourself.
Thanks, John! I find that watching nature's life and beauty is one of the best ways to keep going through difficult times. :) Luckily the brain bleed scare turned out negative, so I don't have that to deal with. Mostly just a sore neck now...
The plants a garden gifts us with, the sense of place fulfilled, are the very best ones!
Glad you proved to be OK after your mishap - no doubt made of sturdy stuff! But look at the discoveries you made as a consequence!
That flower is so intricate and pretty. I am glad you discovered it in your garden and can nurture it. And talking of nurturing, take care for a while after your nasty fall. I am sure you don't want another long drive to casualty. 😉🤗
So many women, myself included, soldier on when they're hurt. I'm glad your sister pushed you to get the help you needed. Your wild Calliandra is marvelous.
So true - playing down the injury was so automatic that I had trouble being fully honest about my symptoms even when sitting in an ambulance. I'm lucky my sister was around as she could see through it... or mostly. ;-)
I've admired your C eriophylla on your blog, but hadn't gotten around to growing it. Nature is definitely taking care of that oversight in this garden!
Ouch! I'm glad you had your head checked. Take care!
Thanks so much! I'm certainly watching my steps more carefully now!
Thought I commented from my phone, but evidently not. In spite of a brain bleed and concussion, you can't resist the pull of nature. Amazing. Please take care of yourself.
Thanks, John! I find that watching nature's life and beauty is one of the best ways to keep going through difficult times. :) Luckily the brain bleed scare turned out negative, so I don't have that to deal with. Mostly just a sore neck now...