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| As i was driving back from my hairdresser's place...i came across this canola field - shining away on a kinda gloomy day and looking oh so pretty.. thankfully there was no one right behind me as i screeched to a stop on the side of the road to take some pictures...lovely to see such a splash of colour! |
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| And there was a tree...of course...had to take a pic of the tree... |
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| And then some of it followed me home... looks real purty on a vase, but doesn't exactly tickle the olfactory nerves in a satisfying way to be sure... |
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| Martha Stewart, move over... Danielle's coming through... well, maybe not exactly - my rhubarb was very enthusiastically growing away in the garden (trying to keep ahead of the fifty billion rose of sharon seedlings that are populating the garden at present!) and i thought i'd better do something with it... So rhubarb crisp and rhubarb sauce it was...yum yum! It sure was tasty! |
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| And this is what happens when the rhubarb grows too big! Pretty flowers - i thought they were pretty neat so they're now occupying the coffee table... |
4 comments:
I love driving by canola fields too :) Especially when there's a dark sky, the contrast is so dramatic! It's one of my high-lites of driving to campfire...several large canola fields on the way :)
I love the canola fields too - will have to pick me some! LOVE yellow! Oh and rhubarb? Have some sitting on my counter, waiting to for me to be creative...
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william faulkner much? :)
also i was amazed to see canola fields already heading out since farmers out here are still waiting to plant. but maybe it was some kind of winter crop? i guess i'm still mostly city-slicker!
my thoughts exactly amanda,faulkner, however the other title seemed a little morbid for such a nice post.mom
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