The blooms on my tulip tree are coming and going so quickly!
I’m hoping that I’m going to be able to tell you about some really exciting news this afternoon. Please check back! I can hardly wait to tell you!
UPDATE: I’m going to have to wait a few more days until I can tell you! (A few pesky details.)
Posted by Suzanne McMinn on March 23, 2012
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Quicher teasing already and TELL US.
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BTW..you are killing me. Out with it!
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We will wait for your news…
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You might want to consider work in the PR area — hyping the gate for new films and the like.
Hunger Games, anyone?
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Like everyone else I will be waiting/ checking to see!!!
~HUGS~~
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I’m guessing I’m not your ONLY reader busy waiting, thinking, wondering and pondering what words and photos you will post about that of which we have no idea!
Another day, another vicarious moment
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A girl can dream can’t she????
waiting patiently…..
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$10 says your old farm has sold
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I guess I can wait a few more days………… ::toe tapping::
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BTW: Tuliptree is named for the appearance of its showy flowers and the silhouette of its large leaves, both of which resemble tulips. It is also known as Tulip Poplar and Yellow Poplar, in reference to the fluttering of its leaves like those of the Poplars, and for the yellow colors of both its flowers and fall foliage.
Native throughout most of the Eastern United States, it quickly reaches a height of 80 feet and a breadth of 40 feet, but it can grow much taller. As a member of the Magnolia Family, it is related to the Magnolias (including Cucumbertree) and the only other Tuliptree (Chinese Tuliptree).
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Tired of standing by, gonna sit a spell. Probably lay down after that.
My Aunt Jean Bean used to say, Good news is worth waiting for, don’t wait on the bad news, it will find you anyway.
Will check back tomorrow!
Billie
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