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Snowflake is blowin' in the wind



Category: FRED - the garden | Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:23 am

Do not pay any attention to the looks of the yard around the windmill. The picture was taken almost 5 years ago before I started gardening. I just wanted to show a better picture of the snowflake design I painted on the blades and rudder.

I was born and raised in Texas, one of a rare breed nowadays .... a native Texan. We have gotten snow in the past, I can remember a few days playing in snow when I was a kid. And we had several snow days 27 years ago, but with the climate change or something snow has become a rare event down here. But I love snow....my first most favorite day is a snowy one. Even when we have gotten snow it is all melted usually within 24 hours. I lived in Colorado for a couple of years, up in the mountains and absolute loved it.
Anyway, Randy says I am the biggest snow flake he has ever met. So snowflakes have sort of become my trademark symbol.




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jubabe296 wrote on Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:53 am:

Toni I really like that windmill,it's sooo cute! I am also a native Texan!! And very proud of this little fact!!!LOL!I can only remember a couple of times in my lifetime we have had snow.My dad took the kids to the old homestead in Oklahoma where he was raised,so they could play in the snow!! They had sooo much fun,they had no idea what it was like ,since it has not snowed here since they were born!!!



 

Gardenstew wrote on Thu Apr 27, 2006 2:57 pm:

That's very artistic Toni! Thumbs up.

>>> Anyway, Randy says I am the biggest snow flake he has ever met. So snowflakes have sort of become my trademark symbol.

Is that because you are unique? :)




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