Pink Gourd Bird House

Today is Pink Saturday and I always join Ms Beverly at How Sweet the Sound to show something PINK.

This is a PINK Gourd Bird House I have made and have hanging in the garden. I can't believe I still have PINK and red periwinkle flowers blooming. Its been getting in the 30s at night, so I won't for long!

This is our newest family member, Molly. She is wearing a PINK collar. My husband and I found Molly behind our property. Someone had dropped her off and deserted her. She is only around 7 months old. She is so sweet, she has captured our hearts and has made friends with Buster, Buck and evil Kitty. I can't figure out how some people can be so cruel to a sweet innocent dog! She loves her new home and she is so much better off! For more Pink Saturday posts, please go visit Ms Beverly, at How Sweet the Sound!

Pink Saturday - Shelley Tea Cups and Saucers

Today is Pink Saturday! I love to join Ms Beverly at How Sweet the Sound every Saturday to show something pink!

Here are two very pretty Shelley China Tea Cups and Saucers with pink flowers.

This one is in a rose bud pattern

Is PINK Turkey meat safe to eat???

Have a fun and safe Thanksgiving!

Be sure to go visit Beverly at How Sweet the Sound and see what others are showing for Pink Saturday!

Vintage Thanksgiving Turkey Planters

I love vintage planters. A couple years ago I started collecting vintage Turkey planters from the 40s and 50s. They are so cute! I like to display them during the fall. This year I placed them all on a kitchen window ledge.

Here are some close ups of them

So sweet all in a row! You can find them on Ebay or Etsy in so many different colors! They are perfect for display during the Thanksgiving holiday!

I have teamed up with Suzanne today for Vintage Thingie Thursday. You can see more items by clicking here and going to Suzanne's blog, Coloradolady

Showing Some Pink in the Garden for Pink Saturday

Today is Pink Saturday. I have been so bad lately. I haven't been posting during the week, only on Saturdays and I have neglected all my blogging buddies. I promise I will do better!

I am trying to think what to post for Pink Saturday and I noticed a lot of you are getting snow, rain, freeze, etc. It was a beautiful day today in Southern California so I thought I would post some pink pictures from my garden. At night it's been cold, but during the day, it gets up to the upper 70s. Today I noticed on my car thermometer it was 80 degrees, I had to turn the A/C on. 2 weeks ago it was a freak heat wave, it was in the upper 90s and low 100s all week. Of course, this caused havoc on my flowers. They are so confused, is it fall or has spring begun?

My pink daisies bloom spring and fall. After they have bloomed I cut off all the dead flowers and round off the bush. When they start to get blooms again they are round and full! If I don't do this, the plant bush seems to part and fall over. This is my Betty Boop Rose Bush. I love the colors on this rose bush! It blooms for me all year long! In January I will cut it back around 4 feet. I cringe every year when I do this because it still has beautiful roses on it. After I get done cutting it back, it looks horrible like I have ruin it! But I know in spring time, it will start to come back and it will produce more blooms if I had not cut it!

After all this gardening, I am having a big craving for a cupcake right about now! I will take the pink one in the middle please!

For more Pink Saturday posts, please click here and go visit our hostess for Pink Saturday, Ms. Beverly, At How Sweet The Sound!

Pink is for Girls!

This past week my husband and I attended the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. It's definitely a guy thing. I have faithfully attended these car equipment shows with him for over 20 years. Lots of speciality car stuff, but this year I noticed lots of PINK cars! These were definitely for girls! Which one would you drive???

A PINK Dodge Challenger

A PINK Ford Mustang

A PINK Lexus

For more Pink Saturday posts, be sure to go visit our hostess for Pink Saturday, Ms Beverly at How Sweet the Sound!