It is time to go home. Thank you Aparina. Thank you Chicago.
Monday, June 1, 2009
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Living the life of gardening high on the low spot of a North Carolina mountaintop.
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- Christopher C. NC
- North Carolina, United States
- A long time peasant gardener for the well to do. My own garden was never big enough until now.
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11 comments:
Have a safe trip home. I enjoyed meeting you in person!
Yes, have a safe trip home. Looking forward to seeing some pics.
I know you will be glad to get back to you mtn garden. Nice to visit but nicer to get back home.
Isn't the L a trip? Have a good journey home.
Hope you have arrived home safely by now. It was great getting to meet you and Ani and having a chance to talk. Spring Fling was an unforgettable weekend; I've been to Chicago many times, but this has to be at the top of the list. So many beautiful places to visit, but meeting everyone was definitely the best part! I'm looking forward to visiting your gardens now...via cyberspace, that is, though seeing it in person must be a real treat.
You must be home by now Christopher. Are the Spots mad at you for being gone so long?? I hope your trip home was uneventful. Tell Ani Hi for me. It was delightful meeting you both.
Bet you're glad you carpe'd some diem. Looking forward to what's in bloom now.
bev
Christopher, it was a pleasure to meet you! You captured beauty in your shots and some which my eye did not see. I have a great picture of you which I would love to share! Send email address. My email address is on my 'about' page. Otherwise, you will see it first on my blog...:) You look marvelous.
Hi Christopher, hope you are safely home to your mountain home. What a joy to meet your friend Ani, and see you again. It was as you said, sensory overload, people, sights and sounds. Diem carped, check!
Frances
Fabulous photo and lovely to meet the two of you!
Risking repeating myself and becoming a bore... I wanted you to know that I thoroughly enjoyed meeting you! gail
Hi everyone. I got back this evening, Tuesday and am settling in with the Spots and the resident gardeners before they leave on Friday for Glacier National Park.
It was great meeting you all in person, most for the first time. It makes all your gardens and blog posts that much more real.
Layanee I'll check out the picture on your blog and e-mail you. Is it possible you captured the illusive image when I don't look like a dork?
Gail, you'll have to come visit some time soon, next time you get this way. It might not take much to encourage Frances to join you for a bigger adventure.
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