
The temperature will be a mild 68 degrees and the sun will warm us with a gentle breeze. I would like this to be a new tradition to herald in the new year so..........

Here is a picture of

a flowering bush
(small tree?)
in the front yard
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I have not been able to identify
it yet...can you? There is not
a tremendous aroma from
the bloom but it is pretty. It resemble the leaves of a Ailanthus but it is not the right flower....will keep looking.
I never do New Year's resolutions...........instead I dig out unfinished projects to either bring to conclusion or to rip-out or toss! It is a great way to purge for a clear view for the coming months. Give it a try! I will be posting the FO's throughout the month and even the ones I will redirect!
Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the beach for us -- we are only up to 35 degrees so far!
What a wonderful idea to go through the projects that have been started and never finished. I have seen the flower before but don't know what it is either. It is beautiful even without a name.
ReplyDeleteThe name of the puff flower plant is Calliandra-it is a winter bloomer and a beauty!
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