It's been months since my last post. We had a baby, decided to move, sold our house and bought a new one. To say the least, it's been busy. This gardening season, I'm trying to both pot up and/or take divisions of my rare plants as well as plan the new garden. I intend to write more about all of the above when I have more time.
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19 comments:
Congratulations! Wow ... it sounds like your life has been totally transformed in such a brief time! It doesn't sound like you're going to have much time for blogging in the near future either.
Look after yourself and your loved ones ... enjoy every moment with your lovely new born baby! They are precious times.
Congrat's on the new baby and new home. You have a lot to take care of, so gardening has to come 2nd! Look forward to reading about your new gardens as you have time to write.
Ahhh, congrats on the new baby and home. You have been a busy girl.you will have all new gardens now.
Wow, you have been busy! Congratulations on the new addition to your family!
What a time you have had!!! I am in awe, moving is enough for me! Adding a new baby into the mix gets you a gold star! Congratulations!!
Congrats on the move, and the baby!
I can identify! I haven't posted in...well not months but weeks; just swamped with work though I didn't have a baby or have to move a garden! Such a major undertaking, but there's always something exciting about a fresh start too. As long as you don't have to move plants in the heat of summer that is...Congratulations and all the best!
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Congratulations! That is a lot of changes!
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Hope the baby is fine, the new house worked out and you're going to have time to blog in the future. Wonderful flowers!
It has been some time since you have written. I do hope that all is well and good for you and yours. I hope you have help. You have too much to do. I can tell just by the short description of what you have going on.
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