Dallas Blooms - Part 8

It's a VERY BRISK Sunday morning here in Dallas, but we are keeping the weekend tradition going.  Week 8 of Dallas Blooms is up first today.  Throughout the gardens, there is a new exhibit of kinetic energy art.  I LOVE THEM.  It's about the only kind of yard art I could actually do.  Come along and see the beauty and serenity of the Arboretum.

The weekly picture to see changes.

Red Hatter's in Wylie

After missing last month while I was at retreat, I am excited and ready for a Red Hat Day with the ladies.  Today we are off to Wylie, TX and the Ballard Cafe.

For some reason, I am running late once again.  What is up with me?  I was dressed over an hour and a half ahead of time.  Talking with my sweetie let time run away from me once again.  I really need to set a timer next month.

At any rate, I am here and ready to relax and have some lunch.  Are you hungry?  I sure am.  The table is full but a few openings still exist and I grab one.  Sitting down, I take a deep breath and power down.  Wow.  What a crazy last half hour.  A few quick pictures . . .

Dallas Blooms - Part 7 - Mister's Pics

Another view through Mister's eye.  Untouched photos that I've stolen to share.

Dallas Blooms - Part 7

As soon as I'm unpacked from retreat, Mister asks if I want to go to the Arboretum.  Hesitating just a wee bit, I agree.  And I am so very glad that that I did.  The minute we round the corner from the entrance, the entire garden is a burst of color.  The azaleas have arrived in full force.  Take a walk with me and enjoy the color.

Where Did The Rain Come From?

It was gorgeous out just a few minutes ago.  We heard rumbling, couldn't see anything dark from the front of the house.  Then BOOM.

Dallas Blooms - Part 6 - Mister's Pics

Eye Candy --- he hasn't retouched anything in here except the picture of the two of us.  (Psst -- I really don't like that one.)

Dallas Blooms - Part 6

Mister and I are out and about for Week 6 of Dallas Blooms.  It has been such fun to watch the changes around the Arboretum AND time together is always the best.  Come along and see through my eyes the beauty that is this time of year in Texas.