
This week’s Sunday Stills Challenge is objects that are the color white. Check out Terri Webster Schrandt’s wonderful blog and join in here.
The photo above is one of my Asian lilies showing off last summer. Their perfumed scent carries throughout the garden.

This close-up of dandelion seeds shows the beauty of these nutritious plants. You can learn more about their beneficial properties on Sally Cronin’s health blog.

Coffee is a language in itself.
Jackie Chan

This bee is enjoying the Hot Lips Salvia.

Kind of hard not to believe in a higher being with clouds like these.

Stretching his hand up to reach the stars, too often man forgets the flowers at his feet.
Jeremy Bentham

I’m missing my flowers, but it won’t be long now! Florals shared are for Cee’s Flower of the Day.

My daughter’s house in Newfoundland last year. They were hit so hard the National Guard stepped in to help the province shovel themselves out.

When you are full-time RVers, this kind of snow is NOT appreciated!
I’ve been hard at work on my WIP, due the end of March. I won’t tell you how far behind I am, lol. Let’s hope the inspiration gods find me soon!
Hubby is so anxious for spring, he started planting vegetable seeds outside yesterday. We’ll see if they take, or not. We’re trying a few new things; butternut squash, Sakata sweet melon, and some awesome herb seeds received from Thailand thanks to Carol Taylor!
I hope you enjoyed this brief coffee chat. What’s it like in your part of the world?

The flower pictures are lovely. We are lucky as flowers bloom all year round here in Spain. Spring should be on the west coast soon though. xo
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I’m jealous, Darlene, lol. Yes, the cherry tree is loaded with pink buds- I can’t wait!
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I feel like a full-time RV-er these days, Jacquie, so I know first hand how snow and/or extreme cold is NOT always welcomed! But all that snow at your daughter’s door–scary! Beautiful array of white images this week! Your flowers are beautiful and bring me hope for spring!
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It’s just around the corner, Terri! 🙂
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Beautiful photos, Jacquie. Your daughter’s home and experience make all my winter complaints seem frivolous. Here’s to sunshine and warmer temperatures!! 🌞
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I’m raising a toast to that!
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Thanks very much for the mention Jacquie.. have a lovely week.. ♥
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I’m looking forward to trying some of your dandelion remedies, Sally {{hugs}}
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Wonderful Jacquie…♥
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Oh my word! I can’t believe the snow at your daughter’s house. Gorgeous photos today, Jacquie. Thanks for sharing!
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She lives in the land of icebergs (the Titanic sank off the coast of Newfoundland) so I guess it’s to be expected 🙂
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I love the color white, Jacqui, and you’re right about those clouds. Our planet is a marvel worth a bit of worship – look at all those beautiful flowers. Forget that snow though (yikes). I’m with your husband and want to get my hands in the soil soon. Good luck with your writing. You go, girl! ❤
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We were outside playing in the dirt all day today- so fun!
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Yay. We finally had a nice sunny day, but way to early for dirt playing here. Come April, I’ll be out there!
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Not long to wait now 🙂
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Happy Sunday, Jacquie! What a wonderful empowering posting. Thank you, and have a beautiful week . Michael
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Thank you! Looking at all the pretty flowers makes me wish for spring, lol
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Lol Thats so true, Jacquie! Here only some tits are tweeting. Better this, than nothing! 😉 Enjoy your week!
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Love these photos..wow your daughter got some crazy snow! yikes. My daughter moved from Washington to Texas in August and they sure got hit unexpectedly.
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Oh, no! Of all the years to move 😦
At least she’s been through some of the worst weather now, so she can enjoy the good days.
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So nice to see some what that wasn’t snow (even though there was snow in the mix). Beautiful photos, Jacquie.
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Thanks, Staci. I can’t wait for spring!
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Beautiful photos, Jacquie. I’m so looking forward to seeing spring flowers. Your daughter’s house and the snow last year, wow, true meaning of “snowed in”. #sundaystills
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Lol, yes! I’m glad that wasn’t me 🙂
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I love the snow at your daughter’s house. Looks like they would have had to tunnel out!
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I think they almost did!
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Thanks for the mention!
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Great photos. Thanks for the smiles with the coffee cup.
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I think those cups are so cute! We see them when we go to Denny’s 🙂
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Stunning pictures, Jacquie:) I can’t believe how much snow your daughter had. That is not a walk way I’d want to clear. Too much snow on trailers is never a good thing, nor is getting it off. I saw the first flower of spring today in the forest, it made me smile.
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Oh, lovely! Coming across wildflowers is such a gift 🙂
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Jacquie, what lovely white flowers. I wouldn’t want that much snow, though. WOW! Thank goodness someone helped them. That much snow looks like a heart attack waiting to happen. Good luck on your next WIP. 🙂
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Thank you, Marsha. Yes, I think the city was warning those with underlying conditions to wait for help. It buried cars!
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That’s frightening.! We enjoyed our snow from the safety of our home.
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Fabulous photos Jacquie. Love the bee 🙂 🙂
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Thank you! I was jumpy getting that shot, but he was the perfect gentleman 🙂
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Thank you!
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Thanks for the link up!
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