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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
A Flower for Wednesday
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Photos of Mount Dora in Florida

Hi my friends,
I never thought that Mount Dora will be such a photogenic little town! I have more photos if you liked this ones here, I'll bring them online on Monday.
Tomorrow is "My Wordless Sunday" again! Stop by to see me :)
And thank you for all your nice comments again to my post from yesterday!
I wish you a great weekend, enjoy the time with your families, enjoy your life and
everything good will be coming your way, you'll see! :)
Susanne
My NEW CALENDARS 2010 are NOW available to buy here
They make a great gift for someone - Christmas is coming soon.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Minds are like flowers...

~ Ken Hill ~
Thank you all for your wonderful, kind comments, my friends!
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Keep Love in your heart

~ Oscar Wild ~
Hi my friends,
I love this quote from Oscar Wild!
Thank you so much for all your wonderful comments to the last post, I very much appreciate your words - you make always my day! :)
See you tomorrow - here again, on my blog... don't be late...LOL...
Susanne
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Flowers also on Tuesday ;)

Hi my friends,
thank you for the comments to my post yesterday. I'm glad you liked my flowers and I hope you'll like these new ones too :) I hope I'm not getting boring to much....LOL... but I'm also a big flower fan, I like not only palm trees...LOL...
Have a wonderful day and see you tomorrow again - same time, same place :)
Susanne
Friday, August 14, 2009
It's Friday...

Hi my friends,
I'm overwhelmed with all your kind comments to my last post. You made my day! Thank you so much for that!
We are back at the Space Coast - Oh, my....I guess I told you that already yesterday...LOL... and guess what? We are planning to settle down somewhere here on the mainland or somewhere further out by the beach. We only have to find the RIGHT place to be.
Tomorrow we will start with driving around and "hunting" for that cute, clean, small and still affordable house in a secure, nice region of the Space Coast. If YOU know something like that, let us know.... PLEASE!
My email is: susanne2049(at)gmail.com.
Stay with me, I'll be still posting and update you with all the exciting news to come! But for first this: Happy Friday! :)
Susanne
Friday, August 7, 2009
I love blue eyes...
Hi my friends,
we are still here in pretty Panama City, exploring the real old town of this very photogenic place at Florida's Emerald Coast. I'll show you some photos of that later :)
Thanks for the comments, very much appreciated.
I know, weekend is coming up - don't miss on Sunday my "Wordless Sunday" again!
See you tomorrow,
Susanne
Friday, July 17, 2009
The supreme excellence is simplicity

~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ~
T.G.I.F. - enjoy your coming weekend!
Susanne
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
View trough the fence...

they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul.
~ Luther Burbank ~
Monday, June 23, 2008
I'm in a hurry today...
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Yellow like Sunshine...

Twenty days walking so lonely and talking to myself and the rocks
And sand got me to thinking 'bout going and drinking in a tavern with a clean-shaven man
Just when i thought all souls had been bought by the devil here long ago
There did i see when i knelt to my knee i little texas flower grow
Black-eyed susan by the roadside blooming all yellow like sunshine
Red like wine flower like you in a desert this cruel my my you're a rare rare find
Well my newfound friend gave my heart a mend i sang her songs of my wayward ways
When day turned to night in the crystal moonlight i confirmed her unwavering gaze
As the days unraveled i stayed in the gravel and susan kept her eye on me
With my eye on her i felt my heart all astir with the joy of camaraderie
Black-eyed susan by the roadside blooming all yellow like sunshine
Red like wine flower like you in a desert this cruel my my you're a rare rare find
Read more about this lyrics here
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Let the Sunshine in.....

a little kid should know.
It's all about the devil
and I've learned to hate him so.
She said he causes trouble
when you let him in the room.
He will never ever leave you
if your heart is filled with gloom.
So let the sun shine in
face it with a grin.
Smilers never lose
and frowners never win.
So let the sun shine in
face it with a grin
Open up your heart and let the sun shine in.
Read the whole lyrics here
Monday, May 19, 2008
Foxglove Flowers

Foxglove flowers have both positive and negative symbolic meanings. They are said to sometimes hurt and sometimes heal. In the language of flowers, foxglove flowers are associated with insincerity. On the positive side, the common name is said to come from "folk's gloves," with "folk" referring to helpful fairy folk. In medieval gardens dedicated to Mother Mary, foxglove was called "Our Lady's Gloves" or "Gloves of the Virgin."
The scientific name is digitalis, a reference to the presence of powerful chemicals that can heal heart conditions if taken correctly but can kill if taken in large amounts. Foxglove contains cardiac glycosides and was first used to treat heart ailments in 1785. Digitalis helps to regulate pulse rate.
An overdose of digitalis can cause anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and jaundiced vision or a halo effect. Digitalis has sometimes been abused as a weight loss aid due to the gastronomic side effects and resulting reduction of appetite. Digitalis was previously also used as a treatment for epilepsy and seizure disorders, but this is now considered inappropriate.
Foxglove thrives in soils that are rich in iron and coal. New coalfields can sometimes be located by finding masses of foxgloves growing together. Foxgloves are perennials that thrive in temperate zones and like shade, part shade and sun.
Foxgloves come in white, yellow, pink, rose, red, lavender and purple. Foxglove can be grown either through seeds or divisions of plant clumps. The plants range from 2-6' high depending on the variety.
Foxglove flowers look best in the back of a garden and bloom in a pyramid shape with the lowest blossoms opening first and the buds remaining closed at the top. Add some foxgloves to your garden this year to invite the fairy folk to take up residence in your yard!