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  • Dear Sheila,yes I have enjoyed these super gorgeous Spring flowers!Won't be long before we are into Spring again and you will have even more multipications of these lovely bulbs!Only have to wait about 20 more weeks!A joy shared is a joy doubled ,thankyou so much for sharing my joy in being featured tonight!I am always so thrilled that you enjoy my albums!Thankyou for being my friend,Love and hugs from New Zealand -Lynne

  • said lynne294

  • 2006.03.31 at 05:40:56 PST

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  • Dear Sheila, thankyou so very much for your much appreciated notes to me.I am so thrilled that my photos bring you joy ...you can see by my albums I am such a nature freak -just like you!!!LOL!The grandies have been here this afternoon so I really enjoyed doing a photo shoot with Aliyah and Jim Bob.They are so gorgeous and she talks to me just like I write in the captions she is an absolute doll and I love her to bits!Aliyah is great to photograph I just have fun with her and we chat away and I just keep the lense clicking away ...she really makes me laugh we have such a lot of fun together!I am delighted you loved Pok Pok too!We saved him from the roasting pot!!!LOL! The wee boy down the road had been given an ultimatum so who were we to say 'NO'!!!LOL!Chi Chi is hilarious ,she is self appointed Guardian of the chookies and has to make sure they are all tucked up in their house!She has us in stitches of laughter!!!Take care dear friend and thankyou so much for all of your support -sometimes I think I am always photograph the same ol',same ol',still that's the way life is for us and we wouldn't have it any other way!God Bless and Take good care of yourself -Love Lynne

  • said lynne294

  • 2006.02.26 at 04:00:48 PST

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  • Hi Sheila. First up very many thanks for your latest entry in my guest book - you are very kind with your words and I really do appreciate them very much. I have been looking through this album of spring flowers and am struck by a) their attractiveness and b) by how well you have photographed them. We have snowdrops, would you believe and also winter jasmine which has the most delightful aroma when in full flower. I also had a look at your misty trip up Snowdon - something I always wanted to do but never actually got round to. Lately I have read a couple of good books by people who bought old cottages and land on the slopes of Snowdon and set up a mini business with sheep etc. Enthralling stuff and your photos brought it all to life. Best wishes, Peter

  • said georgieboy98

  • 2005.05.12 at 22:17:03 PDT

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  • Isn't it great to see the first flowers poking through the snow... It gives all we northern residents hope that winter is over! Thanks for sharing your pics, Sheila. Don/BC, Canada

  • said donkeyquod

  • 2005.03.24 at 12:37:49 PST

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  • Hey Sheila, loved the walk in your winter garden! So dainty and beautiful are the snowdrops, jasmine, and cyclamen! Thanks for lettin us visit! This guestbook signin will be short! Have a great one! All my best! Pud

  • said pud623

  • 2005.03.20 at 09:18:43 PST

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  • Hi Sheila, thanks for your message!! It is so nice to hear from you. It is funny, that so many people do not know about Citrus flower honey. I live in the citrus area of Israel (the Sharon area) here are lots of beekeepers. In winter the bees have the citrus flower and after it wildflowers. You even can get Avocado- or Eucalyptus honey! The citrus honey is the very usual honey, - but very tasty indeed! If you send me your address I can send you some of it! Your snow will go away until you get it, but the taste is heavenly even without snow! :-; Galit

  • said 854847

  • 2005.03.03 at 10:12:07 PST

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  • Hi Sheila, How are you? Hopefully you are only busy, like me in the last time. This time of the year is some kind of season in my profession. This is such a beautiful album! Your cyclamens are wonderful and the snowdrops are gorgeous. It is such a pleasure to look at them! Sheila, I hope you are well!! Lol - Galit

  • said 854847

  • 2005.02.24 at 12:28:57 PST

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  • Dear Sheila,thankyou so much for enjoying my 'Little Red Hen'.The story is true and she is such a pet!Love you snowdrops and pretty spring flowers ...they are such a joy and they must look gorgeous all through your garden!Lovely to hear from you .take good care -Love from over the seas Lynne

  • said lynne294

  • 2005.02.21 at 05:36:30 PST

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  • Oops......I forgot to say that I hope you are feeling better. Hopefully, Spring will rejuvenate you! hugs and kisses. Donna

  • said deestea

  • 2005.02.17 at 18:14:04 PST

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  • Hi Sheila, Oh how I love spring flowers. We have not started to see any flowers yet here in the midwest, but it won't be long. I go out everyday to check on my daffodils...so far all I have seen is a couple of hardy weeds.....but at least they are green....lol. Thank you so much for your comments on my Kimmswick album. I am so happy that you enjoyed it. I did another album in Kirkwood, Missouri yesterday which is another one of my favorite places, so check that one out when you get time. I love these neighborhoods and I'm just out there looking for color to feast my eyes on until our flowers start blooming. Thanks again and I'll be looking forward to more photos from you. And, yes, please feel free to paint anything from my photos that might appeal to you. I would be honored. Take care. Peace and Love. Donna

  • said deestea

  • 2005.02.17 at 18:12:10 PST

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  • Hello Sheila! What a encouraging album! To see that spring WILL come is sooooo good!! Here in Germany/Bavaria we are sunken in ice and snow, but also spring will come! Yes!! Beautiful pictures, full of life, enjoyed them so much! Thanks!! Should be featured! Gods blessing to you. Best wishes from Trixi

  • said trixiko

  • 2005.02.07 at 22:32:16 PST

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  • I was strolling in your Webshots garden this morning. How nice to see all those lovely Snowdrops. I have Crocus sprouting against the front of the house...but we still have two months of winter! Best Wishes, Elizabeth in Montreal

  • said tucats

  • 2005.02.07 at 03:11:55 PST

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  • Hello Sheila, first time on your site, found your user name on an Australian site talking about spiders. Gross!! I especially like your Winter 2005 Garden blooming, primroses, cyclamen, snowdrops and jasmine. Of course, one has to plant these species sometime before in order to get them to bloom in the wintertime, you've a nice garden going here. I wish I could say the same of ours. Visit my site if you wish and leave a note while you're looking around or catch my email on my home page. Maybe you can find one to paint. Thanks again for your showing. Ron/Oregon Coast

  • said rboise

  • 2005.02.06 at 16:10:11 PST

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  • Hi Sheila, what a lovely album, I love your flowers. Your garden looks great. It is wonderful to see flowers again, a sign that spring is on its way... I hope.Hope you are feeling better, sorry to hear that you have been quite poorly. Take care. :) Anne in UK

  • said _anne179

  • 2005.02.06 at 13:50:17 PST

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  • Hello Shelia, how are you doing. You have a good start in your garden already. The wind the other week blew 9 pieces of glass out of the greenhouse. Another week or so and I will start to replace them, not with glass though. Proud to be the first to sign your guestbook. Love, Ray and Eileen.

  • said viking153

  • 2005.02.06 at 09:53:39 PST

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