In my garden
May 11th, 2008 by Lillian
In our garden we have a frangipani tree… this morning I took a picture of a flower and sent it to my mum for mothers day. Isn’t it pretty?
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It sure is. Thanks a lot. Great having a daughter like you. I love you!
That’s so beautiful! I remember those from visiting Hawaii in my younger years.
Happy Mother’s Day!
I miss the Frangipani - just such a happy flower - gives so much and yet they expect nothing in return.
Plumeria is my mom’s and grandmother’s favorite too! I’m definitely planting one when I have a yard.
I have always thought in my heart that I would end my days (urgh… that sounds weird) in a house with a garden full of frangipani trees.
Hello Friend:
I love the frangipangi. I enjoyed it’s fragrance when I had the tree in the Bahamas. You have reminded me of the tree and motivated me to plant one here at my new home in the United States.
I happened upon your blog while researching Chiang Mai. I enjoy reading blogs before I travel to gain a bit of insight to the culture. Chiang Mai is on my list of cities to visit when I travel to Thailand for a month. I hope to stay away from the busy tourist areas such as Phucket, for example. Do you have a recommendation for accommodations in Chiang Mai or any other advice?
I enjoy reading about your life in Thailand. It seems as though you and your family are sick quite a bit. Is their pollution, is it the food…what could it be?
Take Care and Be Well.
Jamie Lea
jamielea1205@gmail.com
Hi Jamie Lea… glad you enjoy my blog! I’m presuming you have 3 children and have come to t he conclusion that we are more sick than you are. hmm I don’t think we are generally more often sick than other families with three children….I just write about it and others don’t