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: Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
2010-05-09 10:01:00

Elizabeth Barrette
ysabetwordsmith
2010-05-09 10:01:00

Mood: grateful

Happy Mother's Day!

Here's a holiday wish to all the folks in my audience who are mothers. Thank you for all that you do.

Some of my "mother" poems include:
"Family Circles"
"Medusa's Daughter"
"Mother and Child(ren)"

Tags: gardening, holiday, nature, photography

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siliconshaman

May 9 2010, 16:25:09 UTC 11 years ago

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Lovely picture.. but *ahem* cut tag, please. It's breaking the page.

the_s_guy

May 9 2010, 19:31:38 UTC 11 years ago

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Seconded, please.

sigh

ysabetwordsmith

May 9 2010, 19:39:51 UTC 11 years ago

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I always tell the computer to post at 400x300. It listens to that about 1/4 of the time. Usually I have to go in and edit down the size manually after the post appears on LJ -- and even then, occasionally it pops back to the big size later. Sorry for the hassle.

robertlyon

May 9 2010, 18:58:59 UTC 11 years ago

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Great photo.

Thank you!

ysabetwordsmith

May 9 2010, 19:37:21 UTC 11 years ago

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My hedge roses are popping out all over. Most are that pinkish-red color, some taller, some shorter. That's from the shorter west hedge. There's also one white rosebush, on the south.