Love their little shadows…”Com’on, let’s go outside and play while our moms are yakking.” And the lines made on the surface by the wind are neat too! …. a little wfmq.
Hi Lori, I’ve not long found your blog, but it’s just wonderful: sending you greetings all the way from Cornwall in the mild South Western UK, we don’t get snow like this ever but we do get teasels – what are they called in the US?
I have American ancestry, my mother from Baltimore and my Godmother in Philadelphia but I love the sense of community your blog brings to my rural life here. My quilting improves too from your teaching! I love guessing which State the abbreviations are from! Thanks for all your hard work it has enriched my new life.
Deborah,
The Teasel’s you mention remind me of our THISTLE’S (Scottish), with long, scratchy, projectiles on the leaf edges. They are beautiful with the gorgeous Purple elongated knob, which is the flower.
You could not have found a better teacher than Lori, she is loaded with inmate talent.
It is 38 degrees here in Knoxville, Tennessee, BBRRRRRRR, cold this evening.
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Brenda
Silent Sunday never fails to put a smile on my face! Thanks Lori!
Галина
Только умиляюсь и удивляюсь – как вас на всё хватает?
Kristin
How cold is it in MN today? It’s absolutely frigid in Madison. -26 wind chill factor for the dog walk this morning. =(
Betty Mon roe
-9 at 7 a.m. in Winona
Marta, south Georgia
Love their little shadows…”Com’on, let’s go outside and play while our moms are yakking.” And the lines made on the surface by the wind are neat too! …. a little wfmq.
Ellie
Beautiful, as usual. Great start to my day.
tehachap
Thinking of how these flowers could be translated into a quilting design… nice photo — I love B&W!
Deborah Richards
Hi Lori, I’ve not long found your blog, but it’s just wonderful: sending you greetings all the way from Cornwall in the mild South Western UK, we don’t get snow like this ever but we do get teasels – what are they called in the US?
I have American ancestry, my mother from Baltimore and my Godmother in Philadelphia but I love the sense of community your blog brings to my rural life here. My quilting improves too from your teaching! I love guessing which State the abbreviations are from! Thanks for all your hard work it has enriched my new life.
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Deborah,
The Teasel’s you mention remind me of our THISTLE’S (Scottish), with long, scratchy, projectiles on the leaf edges. They are beautiful with the gorgeous Purple elongated knob, which is the flower.
You could not have found a better teacher than Lori, she is loaded with inmate talent.
It is 38 degrees here in Knoxville, Tennessee, BBRRRRRRR, cold this evening.
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Terry Sheldon
I love it, “inmate talent!”
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