The perfect color of a Spanish Village Tex Mex Cheese Enchilada ... on Almeda Road, Houston. And that's my Houston Dewdrop Duranta that I hauled up here to the Prairie. It's my heaviest plant, yet it has the distinct luxury of being carried out in the Spring and back to the Porch in the Fall.
One day Ron was walking Ruby Thursday in our Houston neighborhood, West University. Heading south on Belmont he saw a Little Girl walking towards him, hand in hand with her Mother. 
That's my Grainery. And that is one awesome Cloud with the Sun's reflection. Other gifts of Sky at http://www.skyley.blogspot.com
As you can see in the photo, I am the Adult Child of a Dysfunctional Family. 
See the Pony ? See the Pony posing with the Girls ? See the Pony being lovingly welcomed into the Family ?
And you will never find my Boyfriend on a ride that spins around while you are being spun around ...
So by all means, spend it. Just be sure you save enough of it; however, so you can spend your time looking for skies like this to share with the world. http://www.skyley.blogspot.com
There lived a family of Rabbits who were about to be dealt with by the Farm Wife. But they were able to sense, in the nick of time, that she was developing a plan. The Rabbits rethought the future of the Lupins ... and everyone lived happily ever after.
It's a Baby Watermelon ... and I have 30 of them. I put the plant in a pot so I have to move it to the Garden. They can touch ground and spread out there. These Babies are supposed to grow to 20 lbs. Yikes !
I know clouds. But this is just too tripped out, even for me. So when I don't get something ... I usually ask Alfie. "What's it all about, Dude"? Skies and things to ponder around our world at http://www.skyley.blogspot.com
With newly painted Horse Barn and Kellerville Loop/Walk & Run & Hike & Bike Trail through property.
With Cereal, Blues Berries, and Raspberries from our patch. If that ain't farming I'll kiss your mustache.
