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Beautiful flower video

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I just found this flower video on Youtube.

I love each and everyone of the flowers that I saw in this video.

The colours are so vibrant, the flowers all open. When the photos are stills of buds you just expect a time lapse to start so that you can see the bud open. It’s just amazingly beautiful.

The music accompanying the video is also very nice – gives it a relaxed feel. I think so anyway. Let me know If you agree that the flowers are just lovely and that the music goes well with the video, or I’m just easily impressed.






SnapTint window film for the car or home

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I just came across a company that makes easy to use window tinting products. Their products can be used on your car or in your home.

The window tinting kits are easy to install and each are pre-cut to the exact measurements that you need.

SnapTint’s window tinting projects for the car or home are straight forward, with easy to follow instructions. You could finish an installation in one afternoon.

The benefits that you’ll get from using any of the variety of window films (in many colors) are reduced glare, Lower cooling bills, UV protection, and enhanced privacy in your car of home.

Go have a look at the site and see if any of their products would work for you.

Not winterizing this year

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With all the snow- that has melted today since it’s above zero … I don’t think I’m going to be putting the garden to bed properly this year.

I just haven’t been feeling well and I can’t manage to make myself get out there and mound soil around the roses or protect them in any way. My husband knows how to do this but for some reason he’s hesitant to do it without my explicit direction so I guess it’s just not going to happen.

Well I guess this will be a good test to see how hardy some of the plants really are. I know a few of my roses stand a good chance of not making it if we don’t protect them but I might just have to live with that if it happens.

Lets hope it’s a mild winter for my gardens sake.

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