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57's Basement door.
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Little reminders of mum.
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More from Christmas past.
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Christmas 1966
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English ivy
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March 16th 2013. Moms Bleeding hearts survived being transplanted .
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Smoky spooky cat.
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Pretty foxy.
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Our niece Melissa came over for a visit and brought Max dog with her .
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Max boy. had breakfast sausages today.
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Foxy . got to have some time with her very rare her skin has cleared wonderfully .
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Butterflies.. sticker's. Mom had put a few on her goose neck craft light, that's how i remember these when i found them today in her things .. I put one butterfly on her laptop.
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Um ...Yeah. cats
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Barney.
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and Barney.
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Barney.
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Barney the lap sap.
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Barney. very young almost near the time he first followed me home . I was across the pond by the rink when i heard the faint cries .. well comon i said ..and he did.
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The Soldier's pet ( my mothers most beloved.. Piggy. looking at birds in the Deutzia bush..more like burning a hole at birds.
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Boo Boo and Barney.
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Mums Christmas Cactuses
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Sassy. one loved cat. she out lived all her kittens Piggy was hers and Tac. Sassy lived longer that any cat ive heard of.
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mum with triller
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mums plants
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Not a good sign for trees. This one is our childhood home front yard. its days are numbered at this point .
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A rescued plant from 57 . Viburnum?
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Evening primrose. pretty flowers are to the right of the basement back door. wonder if mum planted this. ive not noticed it before.
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someone having a grand time outside.
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Deutzia Pride of Rochester / fuzzy deutzia (deutzia scabra) Last bloom on the old homestead.
