Weathering the Weather
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Rough-winged Swallow To say the weather here has been interesting lately,
is an understatement. It has gone from near freezing temps earlier in the
week to...
1 day ago
Monday, October 22, 2012
Mystery Card
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It will be a Ruby Throated Hummingbird...will he have a santa hat on??? I have no idea!!! But he might be carrying a present with red ribbons streaming off behind!!!
Maybe a rich colored background with starts twinkling all over. I think it needs some glitz:)) But it is gorgeous!!
stars not starts:)
Ahhh...but Carrie...the finished card is behind the curtain. This is but a shadow! LOL! Thanks for dropping by gals!
A hummingbird. Hope I can post this-I am either visually or computer impaired!
Okay, my second guess is a cardinal! Whatever it is Will be beautiful!
Oh Paula! You have such trust in me! LOL! (Some day I'll have to show you my trash bin filled with rejects!)I'll post again tomorrow and keep you in suspense only one day more...
Your lovely design is vertical, thus I think a tall white cally lily intertwined (or more than one) would be elegant and exquisite.
Mmmm...now why didn't I think of that before? If I were you Kay, I could trash my original idea and then start anew in a flash...Alas...I know my limitations and calla lillies will have to grace a future piece. Thanks for stopping by!
Well whatever it is behind the curtain will be gorgeous :) Perhaps an Anna's humminbird ringing in the holidays with Christmas bells?
I guess my two cents wasn't enough. It disappeared. I said....I agree with Janie about the hummingbird, but added a bell for donging and dinging.
Hi Mary, my english is not so good. But I am missing a word there, like Eve (behind New Year's), to make the sentence perfect. Is it that?
Of course whatever you will have there, your decor is fantastic.
Thanks gals! Well...today is the day I reveal the answer...And yes! It's hummingbirds! Janie was the first to guess correctly so she gets the prize! (She's so fast!)
Doris, it's so nice to hear from you! I often wonder how you are doing with your beautiful family and painting career and all! Here in the USA we tend to corrupt the English language somewhat so the phrase is often not "Happy New Year's Eve!" but "Happy New Year's!" Your English is just fine and I continue to be impressed with your ability to speak TWO languages fluently!
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