1. I spent all morning and part of the afternoon planting tomatoes. Finally.
2. While planting, an enormous, man-eating spider scurried by my hand, causing me to shriek like a little girl. Then, I had to run inside and eat a chocolate chip cookie. It was truly that terrifying. (Honestly, we have some seriously big spiders in our forest. I've NEVER seen this tarantula-sized creature before. I tried to look up what type of spider it was, but when I started scrolling through the spider images on the website--I had problems breathing. I fear I might have nightmares tonight. Ewwww.)
2. Chicken Mama participated in "Solo and Ensemble Orchestra Festival" on the other side of town. It was a loooong wait. There were at least ten million little violinists at the event.
3. As I was contemplating which flowers to gather for the bouquet, Kristen and I watched Sammy, our big, fat, lazy, sweetheart of a cat, as he watched something under a bush. Sadly, we saw a feather and thought Sammy injured a bird. Kristen began riffling through the bushes, trying to find the bird--and instead found a very. large. SNAKE.
4. We ran away.
5. Prior to the snake encounter, I cut nameless pink peonies, tall verbena, and Provence lavender. So, that's what made it into Floral Friday's bouquet.
I'd had enough wildlife for the day.
But honestly, I think these daises Kristen and Mikey picked for me are my favorites.
Happy Floral Friday!
XO ~
Julie
P.S. Yes, I know spiders and snakes are our friends. I just don't like when they surprise me!
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I like both your bouquets. Sure think that pink peony is lovely....so soft and delicate. We have had some killer spiders out lately....and a lot of snakes on the roads.
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Pretty bouquets! The daisies are in bud here in the northeast corner of PA; should be blooming soon.
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing more snakes than usual in my gardens this year. Yesterday I actually managed to plant my tomatos in one section of the garden while a garter snake just hung out in the opposite corner, a mere 10 feet away! I felt like I deserved a medal of bravery!