How cute! They enjoyed their pumpkins for certain.You may have to make the pumpkin giveaway an annual thing now. They will be looking for some more next year.LOL! Have a Blessed Thanksgiving!
Really nice post of the Franklin Conservatory. Really amazing pieces. I too garden in Ohio, Zone 5B, near Dayton. And like you we have a shady garden with Hosta taking a primary role. http://gardeningnaturallywithcllaudia.blogspot.com
Nothing better than childrens drawings, how sweet!
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Hi Jim, I see there was no frost on the kid's pumpkins yet. Cute drawins.
ReplyDeleteGreat drawings! I hope you and your family has a blessed Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteLucky you!
ReplyDeleteI love the kitty face pumpkins! Precious! Happy Thanksgiving to your and your family Jim!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! They enjoyed their pumpkins for certain.You may have to make the pumpkin giveaway an annual thing now. They will be looking for some more next year.LOL!
ReplyDeleteHave a Blessed Thanksgiving!
very cute, Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteEllie's kind of rocks. ;)
ReplyDeleteAdorable wordless Wednesday post, Jim. Happy Thanksgiving!
Hi Jim, Great to see the pumpkin lanterns,here in Scotland when we were kids we had to use turnips (swedes) hard work. Alistair
ReplyDeleteThe bottom one is quite startling!
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Really nice post of the Franklin Conservatory. Really amazing pieces. I too garden in Ohio, Zone 5B, near Dayton. And like you we have a shady garden with Hosta taking a primary role.
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