Morning Glory still performing, although a neighbour told me there was a slight frost last night, so these are probably the last Ipomia (morning Glory this year) .
They're spiteful brutes, computers, they wiped out the noble race of comptometers and now I think they are trying to destroy their lords and creators without a thought for where their inputs and power-supplies are going to come from.... sad sighs... But I do so enjoy the vast range of music they bring into my life, and the global communications in which they enable me to participate... I'm glad to be a Gemini, I can love them and hate them with great intensity and find no conflict in so doing.
Hello Pat. I have ALL the above save plumbago. Is that a blue flower? Got an eighteen year old granddaughter (Ruth's youngest) staying and she is trying to make my computer pull its weight, which I am usually quite unable to do. Here goes.
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Just trying, as the machine has been very reluctant to accept comments of late. Still - it seems to be working now.
They're spiteful brutes, computers, they wiped out the noble race of comptometers and now I think they are trying to destroy their lords and creators without a thought for where their inputs and power-supplies are going to come from.... sad sighs...
But I do so enjoy the vast range of music they bring into my life, and the global communications in which they enable me to participate...
I'm glad to be a Gemini, I can love them and hate them with great intensity and find no conflict in so doing.
A lot of the flowers I used to have have disappeared. Thank goodness for plumbago, Michaelmas daisies, hibiscus and Japanese anenomes.
Hello Pat. I have ALL the above save plumbago. Is that a blue flower? Got an eighteen year old granddaughter (Ruth's youngest) staying and she is trying to make my computer pull its weight, which I am usually quite unable to do. Here goes.
Glad to hear she is being useful xxx
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