Last night this is how one looked.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhpL9851OVaVWe7jcfa5bb9zXJxpwYkQKYHUxJB7gxrT3x1_Oq2tavRjXae0enklX4Wz8Y6Vrx0Y-AZhMs_mYYDvSf-IeQ7tL9NheZeAxhTxEU4DHM5ATH81eLiS7K2kzx-avOGWFcJboCR1whH/s320/Amaryllis,+Jan+26,+2009.jpg)
A few hours later, this morning, I grabbed the camera again and took this shot.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhoo1yaEG8k37dKJNlINmyEIZE6oVqW0nesTC-sDfvrNaIzizT252Nl3a9lC1SaMXCqYAVZcUhH1TeMJ9sb3HJljUKwb0QeCWg9nn_7AWLJZFTSxLchoa4rYaoAzpNeQB_FH_eHX7UeDysSR1Qx/s320/Amaryllis,+Jan27,+2009.jpg)
The flower seems small compared to the first one that I had several years ago and I would prefer to see it bloom sequentially, as that first one did. Still it is thrilling to watch it go through its cycle and know that Spring will come.
I have been fiddling and fiddling with my Etsy shop and have decided that there are certain computer tasks akin to dusting in a brick and mortar store. About as interesting too! At least I am learning something every day and improving my presence and presentation on the web.
Yesterday I spent far too much time drooling over yarn because of a friend's blog post. So many colors, so much yarn, so little time. I will try to add a picture of my latest knitting project when I come back later. It is so pretty!
No comments:
Post a Comment