My face and jaw are still hurting, so I took myself out of the office for a while and went out into the garden, hoping to relieve some of the pain. It was one of those wonderful early summer mornings, perfectly quiet for once. (we live in a very noisy neighbourhood)

I wanted to check out my favourite rhododendron. I had seen some huge buds last week, so expected to see bursts of purple, and I wasn’t disappointed. I stood and gazed at the display, the warm sunshine creating a summer meadow atmosphere down at the bottom of my increasingly wild paradise.

On my slow walk back to the house, other patches of purple caught my eye. First, a wild Granny Bonnet, I can never remember the name, growing through a crack in the crazy paving. The last one in the collage, grows all over what passes as a lawn and is called a Bugle, I think.

Back in the office, I feel more relaxed and the pain is less, so I can put my writing cap back on and get cracking.

See you later… Jaye


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11 responses to “Purple Saturday…”

  1. Nature therapy! Hope you feel better!

    1. My garden always makes me feel better, Jan…

  2. Purple is a wonderful color! Hope you continue to feel better, Jaye!

    1. Thanks Susi…

      1. You’re welcome, dear!

  3. I have similar blooms in my garden right now, and rhodos are blooming in neighbours’ gardens. We could use some sunshine and warmth, though. It’s been a cold spring so far.

    1. It was lovely today, Audrey, hopefully this will continue…

  4. Never before i had so much love for flowers, like these days! :-)) Now i also have memorized the difference between purple and pink. Lol Have a beautiful weekend! xx Michael – Theme song of today: https://youtu.be/mhb2Y0paVyc

  5. Have a lovely weekend!

    1. Today was lovely, fingers crossed for tomorrow!

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