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| Beca |
Posted - Aug 25 2011 : 09:34:40 AM
Just thinking out loud here but why can't tumbleweeds be pretty? LOL...so many of them growing around my yard. I always wait for a monsoon rain storm to blow through and then get outside to pull these out. Makes my day getting rid of them 
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| Killarney |
Posted - Aug 29 2011 : 09:29:51 AM
Donna, you are Truely Blessed!
Imagine.... |
| n/a |
Posted - Aug 29 2011 : 09:14:59 AM
I can imagine then with twinkling lights :0)...could start a new trend...maybe even make it to MJ Mag :0)!
Just a Brooklyn, NY gal trying to figure out this country thing after 12+ years in the woods of NE PA! Wife of my HS sweetie going on 23 years and mom to the amazing four ages 19(g), 17(s), 14(s), 13(s)!
Donna
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| Killarney |
Posted - Aug 29 2011 : 07:39:29 AM
I bet they would be pretty with Mini White Lights at Christmas!
Imagine.... |
| Megan |
Posted - Aug 29 2011 : 07:27:27 AM
how big is your tumble weed? i would love to have one for crafting!
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| mydakota |
Posted - Aug 27 2011 : 08:34:56 AM
Tumbleweed (Russian Thistle) is everywhere here----everywhere except my little farm! My goats have obliterated it and I am so very happy about that. I hate the stuff.
HearthCricket Farm. Where the door is always open, and the coffee is always on. |
| Dorinda |
Posted - Aug 26 2011 : 3:15:40 PM
I've never seen a tumble weed in real life. Only on T.V.. Although when my kids were little they said their aunt's hair looked like a tumble weed. LOL---She has really bushey kinky curly hair!!!
Seize The Day!
Dorinda |
| Beca |
Posted - Aug 26 2011 : 07:24:56 AM
My Dad would make tumbleweed snowmen too!! We did that at our other place. People just cracked up because we lived in the high desert and there were plenty of them around...just not many snowmen. Ha. |
| KathyC |
Posted - Aug 25 2011 : 10:07:51 AM
As a child I loved to see the tumbleweeds blowing around. I grew up in Southern California and my grandmother had a place in the San Bernadino Mountains and I had a aunt in Victorville. Loved to see those things blowing across the road. I remember people making things out of them, the one I remember most is they would paint them white and stack them up like snowmen.
Kathy |
| Beca |
Posted - Aug 25 2011 : 09:38:05 AM
OPPS......... |
