If you look at the caption the words ‘pest’ and ‘pesto’ are linked to websites. That’s why they are a different color. Hopefully that clarifies things. 😀
A great close up!!! I can vouch for that tiny plant making ”everywhere” its home. especially our gardens, we have it in abundance…for some reason ants favour it as their ‘front door’ to underground nests too, so I always wear rubber gloves before pulling out the little clumps. Hope you have a lovely weekend Jackie!
I can’t believe I haven’t heard of this Jackie! What a great photo. And when I googled this plant the first thing I read was “How to get rid of hairy bittercress from your garden”. So I totally “get” your post. xxx
Getting better thanks Jackie apart from hurting all down the right side. Lots of bruising after falling. But feeling back on track, almost. It’s the emotional side of these things that take longer to heal for me. It’s always a stark reminder of this horrible disease and the grip it tries to have. As I said before I think you will understand. xxx
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Love the pic., but don’t get the quote …
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If you look at the caption the words ‘pest’ and ‘pesto’ are linked to websites. That’s why they are a different color. Hopefully that clarifies things. 😀
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Sighh … Sorry.
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Why are you sorry? Or am I misreading what you wrote?
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No: sorry for being a dickhead.
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You are not a dickhead! 😦
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I are. U r too kind.
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XO
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I have my moments! 😉 XO
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A great close up!!! I can vouch for that tiny plant making ”everywhere” its home. especially our gardens, we have it in abundance…for some reason ants favour it as their ‘front door’ to underground nests too, so I always wear rubber gloves before pulling out the little clumps. Hope you have a lovely weekend Jackie!
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Thanks so much! If ants favor it you are smart to wear gloves. I hope you have a lovely weekend too. 🙂
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Thanks Jackie 😀
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🙂
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beautiful quotation and have a wonderful Easter, my friend.
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Thank you. I hope you have a wonderful Easter too. 🙂
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Super!
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Thank you! 🙂
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looks nice against that background 🙂
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I’m glad you like it! 🙂
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I can’t believe I haven’t heard of this Jackie! What a great photo. And when I googled this plant the first thing I read was “How to get rid of hairy bittercress from your garden”. So I totally “get” your post. xxx
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Thanks! If you look at the caption the words ‘pest’ and ‘pesto’ are linked to websites. That’s why they are a different color. 😉
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Ah now I get it even more! 😄 xx
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I hope others get it too. I really didn’t want to add any more to the caption. 😉 xx
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They will get it if they click on the link straightaway. Im owning up – I was lazy and didn’t! 😄😄 xx
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It’s okay – I have been guilty of that myself on occasion. 😉 BTW – how are you feeling?
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Getting better thanks Jackie apart from hurting all down the right side. Lots of bruising after falling. But feeling back on track, almost. It’s the emotional side of these things that take longer to heal for me. It’s always a stark reminder of this horrible disease and the grip it tries to have. As I said before I think you will understand. xxx
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I definitely understand! Glad you are doing a bit better. One step at a time. Xx ❤
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Never heard of it Jackie, but it sure is pretty and I love the background you chose for it.
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I’d love to take credit for choosing the background but I can’t. The plant chose the background. 😀
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OK, I thought maybe you cut a piece off. Great shot either way!
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Thank you! 🙂
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