Garden to table.
My dear wife Karen gathered up pretty blooms from our gardens and arranged them just right for the kitchen.
August casts its spell.
The finest cuts
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Mark Bialczak 
I love a fresh picked garden bouquet when it’s brought inside the home. It just brightens everything!
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A little refresher from the garden helps the sprits for sure, Nance.
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I have always loved the idea of a cutting garden. I was cursed with a brown thumb though. But I can admire your best blooms. Share my gratitude with DWK, bro! Take good care.
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Yes, she’s the one who makes our gardens pop. I’ll pass along the kind words, thanks, Sis.
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Beautiful, Mark! I’m hoping for a mellow fall . . .
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We could use it, Kay.
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Right?!
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Just a few blooms can really cheer the house up!
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Yes, rhat is do right, Kerbey.
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the unlimited joys of gardens
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Every day this summer, Beth.
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Mark, I couldn’t find the clip from “Do the Right Thing” of Da Mayor buying flowers from the Koreans, so this will have to do.
I enjoy your posts and now that I have nothing but time, I enjoy them even more.
Cheers My Friend.
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Cheers, Lance. Be well.
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