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My aim is to make you smile, educate you in some way, maybe inspire you and to share my world, while learning about your world.
I love an adventure and I always seem to find one – or it finds me! It keeps me feeling young :)
I’m living life to the fullest and embracing the challenges that come with midlife! I’m now a grandmother x 4, and I am as happy as a pig in mud.
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Deb’s World has joy in its blood. With gorgeous pictures, and some very powerful reflections on both love and loss Deb shares some valuable wisdom from a glorious life. Deb is up for anything, and isn’t afraid to try what seems impossible. She’s great and definitely a Hidden Gem!
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Hi, Deb – I so loved following your travel posts for this series. Your photography not only shows your immense creativity, it also reveals the soul of what you were trying to capture – and delightfully displays your joie de vivre (which is completely contagious). Thank you for joining in (and running with it) and for the shoutouts!
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Love those bushes, my grandmother had them when I was a child. When I saw your title I thought it was actual snow 🙂
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Yes Dee, they are beautiful flowers and when they drop their petals, it look like snow too.
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So pretty!! Are these some form of hydrangea? They are just lovely. Hoping for some icy cold snowballs in my near future.
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I think they are like a hydrangea Leslie, they’re very pretty at this time of the year. I love springtime 🙂
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What a beautiful way to start my week, Deb. These photos and the ‘snowballs’ are stunning. Thanks you xx
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Thanks Sue, a very different snowball to some!
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We have a snowball tree in our yard, and I just love it! Thanks for sharing these lovely photos, Deb.
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My pleasure Christie, and I’m so happy to know you have one too!
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Gorgeous photos! I am always surprised as to how many different “whites” there are. We found this when selecting paint colours. I agree with Donna, our snowballs will actually be snowballs soon.🙂
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Yes your snowballs are much cooler than ours ❄️❄️❄️ thanks Erica 😂
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Beautiful photos! I have to admit I am a little bit jealous of you just beginning your spring. We are heading into winter here. Ugh!
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The problem is Laurie, that we head to England in week so will go into winter again! It will be worth it though to see our daughter and premature granddaughter ❤️
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One of my favourite shrubs 🙂 We have had seriously weird weather in the last week or so. A heatwave and viewing trees that have yet to blossom. I think you lot over the ditch sent us that burst of warmth and had us thinking we were in for a very early summer 🙂
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Thanks Suz, I love it too. It’s freezing here at the moment, so yes it’s been weird. But did you notice my lack of words???? I did it wordless this week 😇
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That is so funny after all my cheeky comments to you on previous posts. Then you do a wordless one and I absolutely don’t notice it. I blame it on those beautiful blooms. Blooming heck 🙂
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😂😂😂
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beautiful
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Your garden snowballs are absolutely beautiful.
We will likely have snowballs in our garden within the next two months. The sad difference is that ours will actually be made out of snow! 😦
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Yes and your snowballs will be much cooler than ours 🙂
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Beautiful…
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Thanks Jo, just wish we could grow Jacaranda trees down here.
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aaah but you get blossoms & autumn leaves…
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Beautiful photos!
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Thanks Theresa, they are lovely flowers to have in spring 🙂
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