The Pez People came all the way from the Lower Yard to see the Giant Potted Plant. What they did not expect to see was something looking like a dead lizard sticking out of the ground.
Reminds me of my life in Queensland - pots everywhere, hanging baskets, colour - come to think of it, same as in Menton! And all a bit hippy - come to think of it...ditto.
I have to thank my neighbor Whitney, who pointed this out when we were walking in the neighborhood.All I could think of was "We are marching to Peoria," to the tune of "Marching To Pretoria," which is much too odd.
Altadenahiker may just have the solution for my gardening problems.
The Pez People came all the way from the Lower Yard to see the Giant Potted Plant. What they did not expect to see was something looking like a dead lizard sticking out of the ground.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like just so many porches from my childhood in Berkeley.
ReplyDeleteWanted: one attractive preserves jar, water, and someone who knows what to do with it.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my life in Queensland - pots everywhere, hanging baskets, colour - come to think of it, same as in Menton! And all a bit hippy - come to think of it...ditto.
ReplyDelete"This time my ridiculously circuitous plan is FOOL PROOF!!"
ReplyDeleteThere are children somewhere nearby...
ReplyDeleteSpring has sprung and even the Pez are in bloom.
ReplyDelete"On my signal, you two go around the back, the three of us will storm the front door. No prisoners."
ReplyDeleteThe first PEZ dispensers left the factory in 1955.
ReplyDeleteBy 2009 they'd almost reached the house.
The healthy plants just wouldn't accept him as one of their own. Ahh.
ReplyDeleteGarden statuary on a budget. Wait 'til you see the water feature.
ReplyDeleteSuh-weet—!
ReplyDeleteQ: Why did the potted plant cross the road?
ReplyDeleteA: To save the little people from worshiping the false Lizard God.
Where Pez dispensers go to die.
ReplyDeletePoor plant. Maybe someone will adopt you and give you a good home.
ReplyDeleteA costume party for termites??
ReplyDelete"just keep moving, slowly, toward the house..."
I have to thank my neighbor Whitney, who pointed this out when we were walking in the neighborhood.All I could think of was "We are marching to Peoria," to the tune of "Marching To Pretoria," which is much too odd.
ReplyDeleteAltadenahiker may just have the solution for my gardening problems.
amazing what you uncover when you do spring cleaning in the yard...only 5 short of a plastic minyan worshiping the idol of plantus half deadus.
ReplyDeleteHi Ho Hi Ho..it's off to work I go.
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