I kept a flying motive through the quilt: airplanes, pinwheels and flying geese. Should bring him softly into dreamland. Oh, and by the way, the quilt is the wrong way around, the plane on the lower left side is NOT supposed to go down, but just go a different way than the others:) We all need a little 'not-like-all-the-others' in our lives:)
I love the colourspectres on these flowers.
This plant is so dark blue it looks like velvet!
And again my African Lilly is flowering! Seeds taken from my aunts garden in Nairobi, Kenya. It transferred pretty well:) It takes forever! to bloom, though. It is about six weeks since the bud came out. And it still has a way to go before it comes into full bloom.
Even on a day without sunshine, the colours are amazing. We are having a very green summer this year.
And getting close to the bees, I suddenly found this green guy - almost dissappearing in the greeness.
This one, I have no idea what this plant is. I think they might be thissels, with an attack of spiders... This was the only one who looked like this, like big balls of yarn!
The flowers makes me think they are thissles, as they look like the other ones.
While walking, I came across a 160 year old barn. I love the way weather and time wears out the wood, 
and the way they used all of the wood, even the ones with all the knot holes:) Like a piece of art.
I guess the leaves of a rasperry bush smells intriguing?
The he started to make himself useful by picking off the dead leaves of this particular plant, and eating it! You would think I did not feed him! He is not particularly fond of the cat grass I sowed especially for him, though. Picky... 
And as usual---"Pay attention to me!" And if a claw here and there doesn't bring the necessary attention,
we do what we can to make it too hard to do anything else but pay attention....
Welcome to your new family, Spike!
