Another glorious rose.
The trouble is the blooms on this one are too heavy for the stems so they're all dangling. I need to tie them up some more. And here's one next to an orange day lily. Most of the flowers in my garden clash terribly and this was an accidental pairing.Getting dressed this morning I asked Husband, "How high is the bedroom ceiling?"
"About 2.5 metres."
"Oh. So that plant I bought will be quite big."
Husband came into the study this afternoon and said, "Something's dug up one of those plants you planted yesterday."
I went to look. I suspect that rather than having been dug up I might have forgotten to plant it initially.
Incidentally while cooking I lost my oven gloves. However I did find a pair of Husband's boxers on the kitchen chair. (My oven gloves were in the study.)
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Boxers and oven gloves are SO easy to mistake for each other, it's true.
I still think in Imperial more than metric. I can do metric, but I have to stop and think a little more.
I wish we'd never gone metric.
Despite Pres Carter's efforts, we in the USA are woefully lacking in using metric measurements - for the most part. When someone gives me meters, I think yards on the theory that errors of less than 10% are insignificant. OTOH: The conversion from kilometers to miles is simple enough so as not to tax my insignificant brain. If the application is important enough, I'll actually convert, but that happens infrequently anymore.
Debra is correct. If you've seen one piece of clothing, you've seen them all ; )
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