Lone Star
For Cee’s FOTD
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
My favorite 🤩! I grew a massive one when I lived in southeast Texas. Almost as tall as our house! It liked the spot I guess, sun in the am shade in the evening.
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Yes.. and they love to be neglected. Not too much water.
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Right! That’s why this one succeeded, because we planted it in the ground. The ones in pots I always killed.
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Wonderful crop
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That could be taken two ways, Derrick. And was! Ha.
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I’m pleased you got it 🙂
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Looks lovely!
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Thank you for the lovely images that you share with us, Judy and wishing you a healthy, fulfilling new year.
Despite the obvious implications of conflict reported around us,
I cling to high expectations for 2024.
As we sift through the rubble of the recent past,
time informs us that this is a year of challenge for artists.
Seeking to mirror the carnage of testosterone in a way that exposes the truth:
It’s a war on life, women and reproduction!
(Wow! That was a tangent of thought. I love it when a poem just jumps out there with big spaces between the lines.)
Love you Judy.
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I’d love to know who this is from but you didn’t sign your name, so it just says, “Someone” on my blog and “Anonymous” on Facebook. Who are you, mysterious one?
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Love you, too, Laurie, and miss you.
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