I tried t tell GrayC how much I liked it; she, of course, explained all the problems and issues and about the weeds and I realized why the garden was so wonderful. It's not good to be a perfectionist, but it is good to have them in charge of things you care about. I guess....except it seems selfish and unfair to them. I mean, I want emotional balance in my family and friends, but as far as the Redskins and Capitols are concerned I want those players single-minded and driven. I don't want them to have balance in their lives. I want losing to be like death. Except I don't really. When I begin to feel like that I always picture my sons in place of the players and relent.
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Perfectionism is hard to wrestle with - esp in our own gardens - I'm much more forgiving of other gardeners than myself, but isn't that always the wat?
It sure is!
The tulips in your garden are quiet stunning to say the least! The colors accents one another so well! Id love to buy an assortment and space them the exact manner in which you have spaced them in your flower bed.All the pictures are lovely but those tulips are tops!
These gardens are not over done like a lot i've seen. This is a nice array of flowers and natives. I'd like to visit the one in MD.Those tulips looks as though you could reach out and touch them the clarity is so well. I enjoy your blog and visit from time to time.
Thank you!
Tammy
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