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| Posted by: GardenGrrl, 4:24 PM GMT on September 20, 2012 |
Sure this was just going to be a photo blog of my latest trip to Lake Lewisville, but then the last two comments from the Star Trek blog got me thinking it would be nice to continue the theme.
Star Trek is a story of adventure and possibilities. It shows how imagination can take us places. It can open doors to a better reality. Imagination makes day to day existence brighter. It is something that can flower into beauty.
So that's the lofty side of imagination. At a more pedestrian level, it's regular people entertaining each other with stories, homemade crafts, new recipes, doodles, puns. Imagination is the seasoning at the banquet of life.
So tell a joke, post a photo-shopped picture or your original art. Post a recipe you made up. Heck, use your imagination and post whatever makes you smile.
I will of course use this as an opportunity to post gratuitous pictures of my corgi ;)
From the previous blog, thanks to all who stopped by and wished me happy birthday and stuff.
Calpoppy, you are lucky to have a friend with worms...okay that doesn't sound right, but you know what I mean. That would be great for the garden.
Hi Sp, it's tradition to post at the change. Will come by your blog soon :-D
Hi WxWyz, I'm just hoping to keep my warp core from dropping out when I need it most.
Plapman, It's getting cold enough to chase the geese out now. I'll be watching for them and keeping the feeders full for little guys coming from Canada to Texas for the winter.
Airman45, d@it Jim, I'm a doctor not an escalator.
Mass, glad to here your power is up and roof intact. That was some storm over your way.
Okay, going to try to copy Briar and Sandi's posts.
Quoting BriarCraft: Your temp is 82 at mid-afternoon. It really is cooling down there.
So after -- how long??? -- with 100+ temps, are you wearing a sweater today?
Replacing lawn with rock or mulch, planted with some shrub robes might not be a bad idea. It could be quite attractive as well as requiring less water and TLC.
As long as you remember to set aside a special little corner for your garden pixies.

And since I know you have a few pixie friends, you might want to check out "Garden Pixies and The Spring Flower Show"

I think that sort of worked. I know I have two quotes of your posts in the last blog now.
Here's Sandi's

Ooh, pixies and fairies :-)
I agree with BC, you must leave room for them.
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