I recently returned from a week in San Diego visiting family there. It was a delightful week, especially being able to spend time with my first great-grandchild, John.
When I make trips to San Diego, my daughter usually has a few father-daughter chores lined up for me. This visit was no exception. The two of us cleaned up a non-working water feature and replaced it with a new fountain. We cleared garden beds and filled numerous pots with succulents.
The big chore was rebuilding and replanting two hanging “pictures” of succulents. I had first constructed them about ten years ago, and time dictated they should be redone. She repainted the frames, and I rebuilt the planting area and backing. Using new material clipped from my daughter’s garden I “painted” these two scenes to hang on her garden fence.
My art teacher daughter was pleased with my efforts…and so am I.
A Walk in the Garden 
What a lovely connection, John. Love this!
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Thanks, Lindy. My daughter and I have doing stuff together since she was a wee one. IT’s fun to keep at it from time to time.
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That looks so pretty John. How lovely you can still do some gardening occasionally, and even more so when it is with your daughter. 🙂
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Thank you Cathy. Glad you liked our “pictures.” We have fun together..
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Lovely. Glad to hear from you.
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Thanks, There’s more coming. Stay tuned.:)
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They are wonderful John. Congratulations on meeting the new baby.
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Thank you, Susie. Glad you liked them. Painting with plants is a lot of fun.
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