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        <title>Welcome Back Spring… - My Grandpa’s War Stories - CollegeGirl&apos;s Blog - Victoria Advocate</title>
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It is spring!!!&amp;nbsp; I just absolutely love spring because all my plants come alive and start turning green, the weather is absolutely gorgeous and my allergies get better.
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What a beautiful weekend (except for the crazy wind on Sunday) we had here in Victoria.&amp;nbsp; Saturday morning I worked in all my flower beds, which are just coming alive.&amp;nbsp; All my plants that died off during the winter are coming back; especially my favorite plant the Texas Star Hibiscus (pictured.)&amp;nbsp; It is only over a foot right now.&amp;nbsp; 
I will post as it gets bigger and puts off flowers.&amp;nbsp; The special part of my Texas Star is that it must have dropped seeds last year and now they are popping up all over my flower beds.&amp;nbsp; How exciting.&amp;nbsp; If you have never seen the flower you must Google it.&amp;nbsp; My particular variation is a Red Texas Star.&amp;nbsp; 
Well back to the beautiful day Saturday, my husband and I went for a bike ride (over 20 miles) all over town and through the City Park and everything is blooming and turning green.&amp;nbsp; It is just so exciting to see spring.&amp;nbsp; Everyone is working in their flower beds and grooming their yards.&amp;nbsp; I wish it was spring all year long!
Well back to my yard I shall go when it stops raining!</description>
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&amp;nbsp;
It is spring!!!&amp;nbsp; I just absolutely love spring because all my plants come alive and start turning green, the weather is absolutely gorgeous and my allergies get better.
&amp;nbsp;
What a beautiful weekend (except for the crazy wind on Sunday) we had here in Victoria.&amp;nbsp; Saturday morning I worked in all my flower beds, which are just coming alive.&amp;nbsp; All my plants that died off during the winter are coming back; especially my favorite plant the Texas Star Hibiscus (pictured.)&amp;nbsp; It is only over a foot right now.&amp;nbsp; 
I will post as it gets bigger and puts off flowers.&amp;nbsp; The special part of my Texas Star is that it must have dropped seeds last year and now they are popping up all over my flower beds.&amp;nbsp; How exciting.&amp;nbsp; If you have never seen the flower you must Google it.&amp;nbsp; My particular variation is a Red Texas Star.&amp;nbsp; 
Well back to the beautiful day Saturday, my husband and I went for a bike ride (over 20 miles) all over town and through the City Park and everything is blooming and turning green.&amp;nbsp; It is just so exciting to see spring.&amp;nbsp; Everyone is working in their flower beds and grooming their yards.&amp;nbsp; I wish it was spring all year long!
Well back to my yard I shall go when it stops raining!</itunes:summary>
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                <title>Mar 26,  2008 at 09:03 AM : Hey Tracey, I looked...</title>
                <description>Hey Tracey, I looked up your favorite plant and they showed the flowers that bloom.

I thought they were very pretty.&amp;nbsp; Good luck on the bloom.&amp;nbsp; Make sure you keep them
watered and be sure to send those pictures that you promised once they start growing.

~AR</description>
                <link>http://community.victoriaadvocate.com/home/Blog/CollegeGirl/6921/#c_42961</link>
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                <itunes:summary>Hey Tracey, I looked up your favorite plant and they showed the flowers that bloom.

I thought they were very pretty.&amp;nbsp; Good luck on the bloom.&amp;nbsp; Make sure you keep them
watered and be sure to send those pictures that you promised once they start growing.

~AR</itunes:summary>     
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                <title>Mar 29,  2008 at 04:03 PM : There&#039;s nothing...</title>
                <description>There&#039;s nothing like digging in the dirt as you can tell from my recent blog.&amp;nbsp; I&#039;m even encouraging my grandkids to do it.&amp;nbsp; They have little shovels, rakes, garden pots, and even watering cans.&amp;nbsp; When they start to make &amp;quot;mud,&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp; it&#039;s time to redirect them.&amp;nbsp; I let them fill their watering cans at a water feature in the back yard and they can water all my pot plants on the&amp;nbsp;back porch and in the yard.&amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;</description>
                <link>http://community.victoriaadvocate.com/home/Blog/CollegeGirl/6921/#c_43475</link>
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                <itunes:summary>There&#039;s nothing like digging in the dirt as you can tell from my recent blog.&amp;nbsp; I&#039;m even encouraging my grandkids to do it.&amp;nbsp; They have little shovels, rakes, garden pots, and even watering cans.&amp;nbsp; When they start to make &amp;quot;mud,&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp; it&#039;s time to redirect them.&amp;nbsp; I let them fill their watering cans at a water feature in the back yard and they can water all my pot plants on the&amp;nbsp;back porch and in the yard.&amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;</itunes:summary>     
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