nowhere does it say to stop

Since the zinnias are still producing.  I am bound to keep cutting.  And arranging.  

While finding the time to do some writing - and some reading.  

I have also given considerable thought to the different ways to eat peaches, but mostly keep sticking with the same old ways.  

Old ways, especially when they involve a biscuit, are sometimes best.  

I bought a card with the Holster Manifesto on it a while back.  It's propped up on my desk where I can see it.  A lot.  I like to look over at it in between typing a sentence or two.  Such good words.  

It tells me to "start doing things I love", and nowhere does it say to stop.   

Comments

[jacki long]

agreed! ;o)

[Amy in Texas]

Always do things you love! And the zinnias are so cheery!

[Maureen]

Inspired by you, I planted 3 pots of zinnias from seed this summer. I don't know why I've never done it before. I love zinnias! And I love your photo of the peach on the striped towel. Beautiful.

[Caroline Berk]

I love your zinnias! I nearly have my garden area under control and you have encouraged me to plant lots of zinnias next year. We had them in the house when I was a child and I liked them then and I like them now. I especially like the arrangement between the biscuit and the peach.

[carol]

Thank you all! Zinnia lovers UNITE :-)