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Got a detailed photo? Possibly some kind of Brassica (mustard family)...
4 years agoSo great to see you two! Thanks for taking time to stop by.
How lucky to have nice weather for much-needed social connection! :0)
Ah, the trickery of light!
Off camera these colors look different .. and we ended up going with the one on the right.
Its name is Natural Linen.
The middle one.
4 years agoOh, my gosh. A double limerick day! I’m honored to have inspired such a rare creative outburst.
4 years agoAn Oregon Ash and some Oregon Trash
Stepped out to the curb for a view
A man on two wheels
Sat eating two meals
On a purple and curly-shaped pew.
The Pugilist knocked him down
And said, "Get up for another round!"
She counted to ten,
That proud cocky hen
And the man just looked up with a frown.
I heard there's a yuge Caucasian wingnut on Pennsylvania Avenue...
4 years agoPerhaps not, since it’s actually a paradox walnut. I’ve been mislabeling it for the last 8 cycles, waiting for someone to notice. About the time! But then, it’s not actually a paradox walnut either, since it’s a nonentity now. It looks like it was bulldozed for a new housing development.
4 years agoMaybe nobody has ever found a Paradox Maple.
4 years agoYup. He’s playing it coy here. I won’t tell him that you thought he’d look great inside a dollhouse though. He’s quite sensitive about his masculinity.
4 years agoI almost missed Roddy hiding behind that fire hydrant.
Love how these huge trees make the objects below them look like decorations for a dollhouse.
Neat! I’m convinced. This one looks like about as large as they get.
4 years agoIt is beyond sad. It reminds me of how horrendous things were here in 1968. It still feels like Portland is the best spot in our country, but these are such trying times even here. We just have to hope that enough of the country comes to its senses this fall and ushers in new leadership.
You have no idea how envious we are of you and your enlightened leadership. We were charmed by Jacinda’s composure when she was on air in the midst of an earthquake a few days ago, and when she hosted Stephen Colbert. What a remarkable personality! I don’t suppose you’d care to adopt us about now, would you?
Coming soon, to@ blog entry near you.
4 years ago