Hard to believe this happened over night!! Below is the pic I took yesterday as it was coming out of a loose bud and today here it is, bright eyed and shining.
I am a wife, mother, pharmacist, sibling, daughter, animal lover, faux photographer, athlete, and a child of God. Daily I am lost, blessed, angry, happy, tired, and invigorated. Emotions don't scare me nor do they define me; they simply keep it interesting and give me something to learn from or improve upon. I hope to vent, share, and take anyone interested...along my ride.
Showing posts with label orchid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orchid. Show all posts
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Sun
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Life Cycle
Monday, March 29, 2010
Spring
Not much creative energy flowing after setting this all up today. Wondering why I did it really :o This will be the general flow of things I believe. A pic to reflect the mood or post. Hopefully they are self explanatory and yet I venture to guess that I will feel the need to explain them none-the-less. So....here is today's pic and my thoughts for taking it. This orchid is my first orchid and almost all last year I watched them in the stores and fought the urge to buy one. It began at Easter when I gave one to my Great-Grandmother Amy who was in town visiting. I couldn't justify paying full price to buy myself one, so the stalking began. Finally in November I broke down and allowed myself the indulgence once the price in my mind became reasonable (I believe it was $14.99 but can't recall for sure) It is yellow in bloom and I had two beautiful shoots of flowers on it to enjoy all winter long. (Yes!! The flowers really last months!!) When the last blooms fell a matter of weeks ago I knew I could be in for a wait before being blessed with new growth. It does have to be healthy and all to flower and since it is my first I figured I am still learning. To my wonderful surprise this new shoot emerged!! With the weather outside struggling to provide warmth and bring us from our winter woes, this touch of spring inside is delightful. I enjoy it not only for the flowers I hope will soon emerge but also because it means I actually may not kill my first orchid. (not to toot my own horn...moth orchids are the easiest to grow)
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