I’ve been asked how I came up with my logo, so here are the thoughts and work that went into it. First, my dad would refer to me as his DDD. His meaning meant “Darling Daughter Donna”. I decided to… Continue Reading →
This Red Spider Lily is a southern heirloom and has proven itself to be Texas tough, standing up to drought and extreme summer heat over many decades. I received my bulbs again from my mother. I looked up the history… Continue Reading →
These beautiful lilies are my first signs that fall is on its way. I received these bulbs from my mother, her from her mother and so on. They originated in Argentina and were introduced to Texas by German settlers. They… Continue Reading →
As I mentioned in two previous posts “Seasonal Decorations” & “German Poppies ~ Blooms to Seed” here are the instructions on how to make your own unique Poppy Pod & Acorn Ornaments. What you will need: Various sizes of Styrofoam… Continue Reading →
Growing up I remember my mother and grandmother growing these poppies. The reason I call them German poppies is because all my ancestors came from Germany. They brought this seed over and its been reseeding ever since. I am privileged… Continue Reading →
This is the first time I’ve entered items at the Washington County Fair (BTW the Oldest County Fair in the State of Texas), since I was in high school which was a few years ago. I entered two acrylic paintings… Continue Reading →
Growing up in rural Texas, with the help of those around me, God unveiled in me a passion for creativity and artistic ability; from that, I’ve blossomed into a wife, mother, grandmother, woman of God who has a passion for… Continue Reading →
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