Here's hoping 2009 brings with it peace and happiness, all the good things of life, great health, fantastic company, good fortune and great climate!Here's hoping that your garden is brimming over with beautiful blooms and tasty veggies. And also that it attracts all the butterflies in the land but the caterpillars choose to nibble elsewhere !
And here's wishing that in the future, all of us will look back on this year and say, " I hope the new year will be like 2009 !"
Happy New Year, my friends!
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!!!! WISH YOU AND YOURS A SUPER 2009 !!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope the caterpillars are reading this and take note :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you too!
Wishing you and yours a very Happy New Year, Sunita!
ReplyDeleteHappy New year to you Sunita wishing you and your family a peaceful and healthy 2009
ReplyDeleteThe same to you Sunita! And I just know this will be a great year too.
ReplyDeletehere's wishing you the happiest of new years!
ReplyDeleteThanks, magiceye. I wish you the very same too. Nothing but the best!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you too Sunita. I wish you & yours well in the new year! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope so too, EG, that would be the best New Year's gift ever, dont you think? :)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Islandgal, Kim, Tina and Marmee. I wish each and every one of you and all you hold dear nothing but the very best for the year 2009. Peace, happiness, health and good fortune! And lots of friends, both old and new.
ReplyDeleteYou blooms certainly light up the year 2009, Sunita! May all your words come true. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, Sunita. May I wish you and your family a wonderful 2009
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year 2009 to you from me too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely greeting. I hope 2009 is a great year for you and your family, also. I plan on planting enough to share with the caterpillars.
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Let us hold each day in the palm of our hands. Happy New Year, Sunita, to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Racquel! Here's to more gardening, more blooms and more blogging!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Chandramouli - that's a lovely thing to say :) Happy New Year to you too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Victoria. I must say that you and your family hold a very special place in my thoughts and wishes for a lovely, peaceful New Year.
Happy New Year, Steffi! Here's to many more skywatching days.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue. I wish you and all you hold dear, the very best in this brand new year.
How very sweet of you to provide for the caterpillars too.
Happy New Year, Marta. That is such a lovely thought! I wish I could express myself so well.
ReplyDeleteHave a mega 2009, Sunita!
ReplyDeleteHope you will have many exiciting birds and butterflies in your yard and get jaw-dropping pictures of them this year. Hope those dragonflies will also oblige.
Those are very pretty blooms to welcome the new year.
Hey, Amila, good to see you here in the new year. Yeah, I really hope the dragonflies will sit still for me this year. And the birds ... and the butterflies. Pity that when they do choose to sit , it is so far away that my point-and-shoot just about manages to capture a blur of colour. The birds really are more colourful on the other side of the fence!
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping you are lucky enough to get all those lovely photos that you've dreamt about. Happy New Year!
Sunita - What a lovely wish for the new year :)
ReplyDeleteI hope 2009 is good for you.
Warm regards
K
I hope so too, Karen! We seem to have seen the worst of everything already in 2008, now its time for the best.
ReplyDeleteA very Happy New Year to you and your family too, Sunita. LOVE your blooms! Here's to happy gardening and blogging in 2009!!
ReplyDeleteThank you , Kanak. Glad you're back and busy blogging again.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is of an orchid, a Dendrobium crumenatum, which blooms whenever there's a fluctuation in temperature. The flowers are very short-lived but so fragrant that its amazing!
The second photo is of a variegated lantana. Very commonly seen but I dont think anyone really notices each individual flower. Quite striking, dont you think?
A blessed and joyful New Year is wished for you too, dear Sunita!
ReplyDeleteI've so much enjoyed catching up on your recent posts (and will try to visit more often to stay caught up)...the sun, sky, birds, blooms and bees and butterflies...and your photos...all wonderful! And fascinating to see such different varieties of flora and fauna to ours.
Thank you, Kerri. I hope to see you here more often now. I'll have to see what new photos I can put up here to entice you ;)
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