Simply..making dreams come true....

18/4/2023

Sometimes they do!

I had a notepad on which each page was headed Dream. Plan. Do. I really liked that notepad.

I'm very good at the dreaming bit. Can do the planning though much of it is tedious..nearly done. And ready for the Do.

Will report back next week.

Meanwhile what are you dreaming of right now? What steps will you take to make it come true? Perhaps there is one little baby step you could take today?

Where did that come from?

I know I did not plant yellow in with the pink.

10 Comments

Gail

19/4/2023 02:17:51 am

Fun serendipity - the yellow tulip

Freda

22/4/2023 04:14:58 am

It is fun when something like that happens.

Viv link

19/4/2023 02:55:52 am

I am dreaming of a fortnight of calm, sunny weather at the cottage - not too hot though! No matter how much I dream or plan for it -the weather is something I cannot control.
I like the rogue tulip - I have a garden here full of rogues. x

Freda

22/4/2023 04:16:37 am

Here’s wishing you a wonderful weather at the cottage. Your garden is looking great. X

MaryB

19/4/2023 10:10:15 am

I love the yellow tulip . Gardening is full of surprises ! My dreams are very small these days. Hope all your dreams come true and I'm looking forward to hearing about them.

Freda

22/4/2023 04:18:05 am

little dreams are just as precious...

Sheena

20/4/2023 12:16:09 am

I dream of having a beautiful garden full of flourishing, happy plants but, as you have found with your tulips, it doesn't always go to plan. If the yellow interloper really annoys you it can always be cut and put in a vase and appreciated for its independence there. Perhaps best to tie a bit string round the stalk so no repeat appearance next year.

Freda

22/4/2023 04:19:49 am

Good idea, Sheena. Good luck with your garden this year.

Susan inDorset

20/4/2023 11:42:54 am

I think that the yellow tulip, is where the red has reverted back to one of its predecessors. So, it may be, that you are privileged in having this example of a historic variety. You can imagine it being grown in Holland in the 17th Century.
I'd like to sing early music in a small group. So, you've prompted me to join an early music society.

Freda

22/4/2023 04:21:38 am

That’s wonderful, Susan! I think yellow tulip is more likely to be a mistake from Parkers, who are notorious!

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