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Sunday, 14 March 2010

Mother's Day Greeting and camera woes.

First Dwarf Irises of 2010.

I meant to post tonight about my gardening exploits from over the past week, hey I even made it to the allotment twice over the weekend but the camera is not allowing me to upload my photos so I will try to post an update tomorrow.

In the mean time let me share this photo that I took and was able to upload yesterday before my camera decided to throw hissy fits.

And I would like to wish all Moms out there a lovely end to their Mothering Sunday, I hope you all had a pleasant and restful day.

PS My blogshop will be closed till midnight Thursday the 18th as I will be giving it a overhaul. Please check back on the 19th as new items will be listed too.
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  1. maureen14 March 2010 at 22:42

    Hi Kella, I hope you had a lovely Mothers day, I imagine that your girls made you special cards. I hope the camera is fixed soon and I look forward to seeing what you have created for the blog shop. x

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  2. allotments4you15 March 2010 at 07:11

    Pretty pic. Kella...glad you had come fun down the plot and thanks for the sprout advice...I will look into his.

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  3. Kella15 March 2010 at 08:51

    Hi Maureen, yes I did have a lovely day yesterday and the girls did indeed make me some lovely cards, I even got some alone time on the plot which was a bonus.

    Hi Tanya, those irises are so small and dainty but they do pack a punch in looking stunning. I hope the brussels advice works out for you.

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  4. Emma@christmascupboard15 March 2010 at 09:01

    Hi Kella,
    Glad to read you had a nice day yesterday...I just cant wait to get my allotment...Hopefully it will be this year sometime x

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  5. Jo15 March 2010 at 13:29

    Technology, it drives me mad. Hope you get the camera sorted out soon. Glad to hear that you enjoyed your mother's day. I love iris's, though I don't have any in the garden, I should remedy that. Looking forward to your update.

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  6. Shaheen18 March 2010 at 21:13

    Kella,
    The iris photograph is stunning, vibrant and feathery. Thank you so much for sharing it.
    I hope you get your camera sorted.

    I have no doubt your girls spoiled you on Mothers Day.

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  7. Kella19 March 2010 at 20:53

    Thanks Mangocheeks, its fun to have fresh subjects to photograph. And the camera is ok it was the computer that was giving trouble but thats all sorted now.

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