Rosalie was put on Watch...
(all the photos should enlarge somewhat, if you click on them)
(all the photos should enlarge somewhat, if you click on them)
The rest of the group was patiently waiting...
Suddenly, we heard her familiar voice!All this from last club member to arrive for the First Friday Art Walk's Garden Party!
Perhaps now we can introduce ourselves properly.
Though I wasn't completely handy with the camera (and I missed a few people), here are more members of our group!
You've met Rosalie. She's the most dedicated outdoors-woman we know! She's still outside, in front of the Civic Center, meeting and greeting. However, you'll never know when she might inspire someone else to join our Garden Club!
Meet Bertha Penelope, Francine Weidermore (she's very handy with the hoe and trowel!),
Matilda Marie, Gladys,
Agnes, and Myrtle Underkirker
Of course last, but not least, are Harry and Hazel Didt heir Veedin'. They do seem very serene, but they're not the only ones that have finished their Weeding! Just ask Francine! ;-)
We had a wonderful time meeting and greeting the myriad of people streaming through, as they enjoyed the First Friday Art Walk of May 2010.Who knows? It might have been Rosalie, but it might have been the rest of us, too! I wonder if we have a prospective new member for our Gabby Garden Gals club? :-)
A fun time was had by all!
Happy Gardening!
6 comments:
They do look like a lively, fun-loving bunch!
Hi Nancy, Thanks for visiting here. We've had fun and you can just imagine now, how much fun it will be to have one sitting in your garden! (It might give one a "start" should you forget she's there...) ha.
Hiya Shady,
Already wrote this in the chat, but want to say it here as well.
So funny and accomplished.
Their posture and stances almost seem to exude body language.
Very funny indeed. I'd love to see them (ugly) face-to-face :-)
Will you be taking them on tour?
Hi Jo, I think they've already enjoyed their most public viewing... and what better place than during a Garden Party? ;-)
You'd have fun meeting them, I think. However, now they've all gone to their respective homes. I assume they'll each be warming a garden bench or chair this summer. lol.
I have to admit that they actually look a lot less scary sitting round a table - I could happily have joined them for a cup of tea!
Great work all round! :)
Hi Liz, Oh! I'm so glad you might have joined us. ;-) I'm assuming you still don't want one??
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