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Monday, April 1, 2013

GROW

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  1. Wonderful. Did you make this or find it? I pick a word to guide my year, this year it is dream, and this photo makes me think "grow" is a fabulous word to guide us.

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    1. I like the idea of having a guide word every year. They seem to serve as reminder of what to focus on and what to let go. I purchased this from Seeds of Change. There's a link on my Art page to their website and the artist who made the sign.

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    2. The R is obviously important. What does that signify to you? What to let go = Release?

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    3. When I bought the piece, it was sight unseen. I had only seen a sample. I knew it would say GROW but I didn't know what color the plates would be. I like the yellow/black popping out. It's an R with spunk. :o)

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  2. Your sign reminds me of one my son-in-law gave me: Grow, dammit!"

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  3. Tammy, this sign reminds you that you grow lots of seedlings and plant, doesn't it?

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    1. My seedlings are doing well so they must have their own tiny GROW sign. :o)

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    1. Thanks, but I'm not sure my garden is taking the hint.

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    1. I thought so, too! The best part is that it wasn't made in a factory somewhere. :o)

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    1. I also have one by the same artist that says I (heart symbol) gardening. There's a picture on my Art page. I love how funky they are. :o)

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  7. Does that work? Might have to try that.

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    1. I hope so! My garden is 3 wks behind where it was last year so I thought it needed some encouragement. Last years winter was too warm and this year it has been too long.

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  8. I wonder how long it would take for you to get stopped if you drove around with that on your car. Or if the officer would have a sense of humor!

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    1. I had that suggestion given to me but unless I could guarantee the cop had a good sense of humor, I'd probably end up with a big fat ticket.

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    1. All the thanks goes to the artist who created it. I didn't make it!

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    1. I think every garden should have a bit of fun. :o)

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  11. Did they have other plates? I like grow a lot.
    David/:-)

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    1. Go to Seeds of Change.com and click on the gifts tab. They're under Garden Decor. There are 2 other signs. :o)

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  12. Love it! Who made it? I think my word for this year will be patience, I'm going to need it! LOL

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    1. I think that's a good choice! :o) I purchased it from Seedsofchange.com. There's a link on my Art page.

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    1. Thanks! Now the plants just need to read the sign. :o)

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  14. So cool, I can imagine these would sell like hotcakes!

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    1. I would imagine that, too, but recycled license plate art isn't everyone's cuppa tea. I like its funky vibe. :o)

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  15. Hi there! I just love this idea!! I hope it works!

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    1. I thought the garden needed some encouragement. :o)

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  16. We need some warmer temperatures before anything is going to grow! On the long weekend, we had one lovely day, a spring preview, if you will. It was sunny and warm. I didn't need more than a sweater when I was out in the garden. Heaven on earth! Yesterday, it was back to freezing with snow flurries. Maybe I need a sign that reads "Spring".

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    1. We've had the coldest March in 13 years and had snow last Monday! I need signs that say WARM and SPRING, too. :o)

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  17. What a great way to reuse these old plates! fantastic idea and perfect outdoors for the garden

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    1. Hooray to the artist who came up with the idea! :o)

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  18. Love it, how adorable.

    I think you might have found a new sideline.

    Jen

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    1. I wasn't the one who made it but I hope the artist who did sells out!

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  19. Great idea! Love your new arbor too and the great directions you wrote to go with it. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.

    Sandy

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  20. Hi Tammy, hopefully the weeds won't pick up on the notice! Where did you get all the pieces from? Are there several signs in the area with vital letters missing? However you did it, it looks fantastic.

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