“Carolina yellow jasmine (sometimes called false jasmine or Carolina jessamine) is a member of the family Gelsemiaceae. It is a vine native to the southern United States, Mexico, and Guatemala. Its name derives from the Italian name for jasmine, gelsomino, and the species name indicates that it is evergreen. It was named the state flower of South Carolina in 1924.” North Carolina Extension Gardener
“Yellow”
Marveling this morn!
A sampling of YELLOW photographed near HR and me here in Historic District Savannah.
1. Edamame
2. Seeing Robert, aka HR, in unexpected places, in this case the raised hatch window of our little car.
See him?
3. The blessing of having cold—and hot!—running water. Everybody doesn’t.
4. Yellow … and seeing it all around.
5. Back to having in-person sessions with Therapist “Rubi.” Here’s my little ladder back chair and my we-need-to-talk-about-these-things! journal in his reception area.
Have a happy and therapeutically healthy weekend!
Here’s what I’m Thankfully Happy about this Friday.
1. Tree limbs in historic district Savannah.
2. Buying a new gate for Grandtwins Matthew and Madison, not realizing it’s also a teether.
3. Spring Onions.
4. Cinco de Mayo Sombreros.
5. The color yellow.
Have a glorious Mother’s Day Weekend!
NealEnJoy 