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Terri Webster Schrandt

Wordless Wednesday: 5 Years Ago in July…

For Wordless Wednesday, let your images tell the story.

My first plumeria
My first plumeria bloomed

“I chased summer, an endless sea of wildflower meadows and warm memories.” – Angie Weiland-Crosby

using the knee scooter
Recovering from foot surgery July 2019, using a Knee Scooter

Sharing for Cee’s Flower of the Day and Marsha’s Wednesday Quotes

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  2. The Plumeria is vibrant and beautiful, Terri! The scooter is a great idea for getting around and much better than crutches. I can’t handle the heat either and would rather pile on layers of clothes to stay warm.

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    • Thanks, Eugi! I bought a set of 4 plumeria from Hawaii in 2019. Only two bloomed. The pink was a very healthy plant. The yellow one didn’t bloom until I rehomed both to San Diego. I was lucky to enjoy them while I had them. And, yes, easier to bundle up to keep warm. I don’t like heat. Isnt where you live humid, too? Ugh.

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  6. The Plumeria is pretty. I had to Google it to read about it as I’ve not seen it here – too cold unless you overwintered it in a warm place. We went to Florida years ago and were visiting friends who had Oleanders and my father bought one to bring home. Our friends said “they won’t last – they’re too tropical” and sure enough they were right. I can’t think of anything I was doing five years ago. I’m sure you are glad to put the foot surgery and knee scooter behind you Terri.

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    • Plumeria shouldn’t grow in Sacramento but it’s warm enough there for 9 months. They did well in pots that I brought in in the winter. Once we decided to move to Washington, I rehomed them to my daughter in San Diego. Plumeria thrive there.

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      • Your daughter lucked out then – they were beautiful Terri. Speaking of Washington, I hope you were unscathed by the earthquake about an hour ago. I guess it hit parts of Washington and Vancouver Island – hope it was not close to Wayne either.

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      • OK, I should have realized that Terri, but glad you were not affected. I did think Wayne might be affected since Vancouver Island was affected. This hot weather – wow. We had torrential rain all day yesterday. I had three inches of rain, no flooding, but I figured every park would be soggy or water on the asphalt walking paths. A waste of a sunny day, though it is 80 and 98% humidity – ugh. Luckily Council Point Park’s Creek is far below the walking path.

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  10. Hi, Terri – Im not sure what I was doing 5 years ago today. But, 10 years ago today I was on a Home Exchange in Vancouver, 13 years ago I met up with some Australian friends in Las Vegas and 14 years ago today Richard and I were on our first Camino from Tui, Portugual to Santiago de Compostela.

    I’m glad that you have recovered so well. Stay cool!

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