Well Charlie has finally awaken from his winter sleep. All those beautiful days in the 80's has awaken him and he is hungry. He doesn't like the rock wall I built to keep him from eating a few of my spring flowers.
Hello Dear Ann! Welcome to blog land! I Love all your beauitufl flowers and of course Charlie!!! Looking forward to seeing all 3 acres of blooming paradise! Hugs, Maryjane
What pretty flowers. What kind of turtle is Charlie? I read you have eight children. Wow! My dh comes from a family of nine. And I come from a family of 5. We have two kiddos ourselves.
Hi Anne Can you post some pictures of your koi pond? I would love to see it. LMK if you do. Thanks for stopping in to see me. Also Charlie has a long life. Does he get into the pond?
Oh my... I love Charlie. How I wish I had a Charlie... in my GaRdeN. I love your PoTTiNg ShEd & the RoSeS... Goodness... you must definately have a GrEEn ThuMb. I will be back to visit... Seems that you are SOMMMMMMMMME lady here, I hope to get pointers from you.
Blessings 2 you, Pamela http://frenchrusticatbeehindthyme.blogspot.com OR visit me at http://beehindthymeprimitives.blogspot.com
Charlie is adorable. I have a friend in Arizona that has several. They keep reproducing! And they do hibernate. He has built a place very similar to what we do for wild rabbits and birds. How does Charlie find peace? How old are your children? Grandchildren? We have 8 grandchildren. I think your home is lovely and , of course, I love the flowers. I think I am going to enjoy my visits here!
Well, we have been gone for 5 days and the rock wall kept Charlie the turtle from eating my flowers but not the golphers! When I got home last night I noticed most of the blue flowers and gerber daisies have been sucked into the ground and vanished!! I HATE GOLPHERS!!!
Hello Dear Ann! Welcome to blog land! I Love all your beauitufl flowers and of course Charlie!!! Looking forward to seeing all 3 acres of blooming paradise! Hugs, Maryjane
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty flowers. What kind of
ReplyDeleteturtle is Charlie? I read you have eight children. Wow! My dh comes from a family of nine. And I come from a family of 5. We have two kiddos ourselves.
Charlie is a Desert Tortoise, they live up to 100 years old, we think Charlie is around 40 years old. Thanks for asking!
ReplyDeleteHi Anne
ReplyDeleteCan you post some pictures of your koi pond? I would love to see it.
LMK if you do. Thanks for stopping in to see me. Also Charlie has a long life. Does he get into the pond?
Oh my gosh!
ReplyDeleteIs Charlie the turtle? Is he real????
Yikes, if he is! He's huge! But cute!
Blessings,
Julie
I love Charlie. That is just too cool. I can't blame you for building the wall. lol Your flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh my... I love Charlie. How I wish I had a Charlie... in my GaRdeN. I love your PoTTiNg ShEd & the RoSeS... Goodness... you must definately have a GrEEn ThuMb. I will be back to visit... Seems that you are SOMMMMMMMMME lady here, I hope to get pointers from you.
ReplyDeleteBlessings 2 you, Pamela
http://frenchrusticatbeehindthyme.blogspot.com
OR visit me at
http://beehindthymeprimitives.blogspot.com
Turtles hibernate? I had no idea.
ReplyDeleteCharlie is adorable. I have a friend in Arizona that has several. They keep reproducing! And they do hibernate. He has built a place very similar to what we do for wild rabbits and birds. How does Charlie find peace?
ReplyDeleteHow old are your children? Grandchildren? We have 8 grandchildren. I think your home is lovely and , of course, I love the flowers.
I think I am going to enjoy my visits here!
Well, we have been gone for 5 days and the rock wall kept Charlie the turtle from eating my flowers but not the golphers! When I got home last night I noticed most of the blue flowers and gerber daisies have been sucked into the ground and vanished!! I HATE GOLPHERS!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Charlie! There's something so charming about "critters" roaming freely in gardens! Thanks for sharing Charlie!
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