Our program at Rohde's on Sunday went beyond the allotted time (ha) but everyone seemed to enjoy the experience. David brought Sage in at the end. We have spoken to this group several times and we wanted to introduce Sage to 'the family.' Neat, isn't it, when you love what you do and get to know so many wonderful people? We are always so grateful to be surrounded by incredibly intelligent, supportive or at least open-minded folks who truly want to join our cause to conserve, preserve, restore and celebrate Texas' natural beauty. Thanks to Derrell, May, Susan and the rest of the NPSOT-Garland family. Looking forward to many more years of continued friendship! :-)
It's still dark out as I write this. David is driving, Sage and Folsom the Dog are quietly sleeping. Radio Margaritaville plays softly in the background as we chug along I-35, south toward Austin and beyond to Corpus Christi. (I want to personally thank the inventor of mobile broadband technology!) It's back to the beach to finish up some designs and sketches, then back to North Central Texas in a few weeks. I'll make a separate announcement for the City of Allen event. Hope to see you there.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Meet us at Rohde's tomorrow!
We will be speaking tomorrow, Sunday, March 15th, at 1pm at Rohde's Nursery in Garland. Our audience is the Garland chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas. Meeting is free and open to the public. After, browse the many fine native plants available at Rohde's!
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