shiny ball gone
replacement décor follows
let’s try unicorns?
I’m not having any luck finding a replacement for my smashed garden gazing ball, but I did find more garden décor that would scare my neighbors. Unicorns!
Unicorn in repose
. (This unicorn is one yard long, why?)
Stop. Stop! Stop! This unicorn mocking post just isn’t working for me. Maybe I should just give up on the garden decorations and wistfully wish for a planet full of unicorns like little Shannon…
What would you rather have, a unicorn garden or a planet full of unicorns (complete with jazzy theme song)?
To all of my Lemony friends and readers (you know who you are) I wish you a happy Comfest or Pride or both this weekend!
For everyone else, in the words of Isaac Mizrahi , “Come back to me!” Monday, June 30th for another informative, humorous, and design/decor-centered post featuring Blitzkrieg’s search for the perfect (hip and environmentally friendly I hope) home décor to spice up his otherwise fluffy life! Happy Haiku Friday and in the words of Shanon, "Good-byyyyyyyyyyyyyye!"
it would be really cool if you could find a unicorn with a garden ball balanced on it's horn!!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves unicorns! If she save those she would want one for our lawn. LOL
ReplyDeleteAwesome haiku, and oh my gosh I haven't thought about unicorns so much in years. Fun post! Good luck with whatever you decide.
ReplyDeletewhat happened to unicorns? they used to be all over for little girls to adore!
ReplyDeleteunicorns... oh so magical! i don't really remember if i've had unicorns as my dream unit in my childhood, but i saw a movie about it, a disney something... quite touching. it's a myth somewhere about this lovely thing. am not sure if i want him to be in my garden (where lots of birds, peacocks, turkeys may drops their wastes on him). he looks pretty, though.
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