This is another view of the Monarch Station. It's located very near the Conservatory and contains a great variety of fragrant and colorful flowers. A lot of them are now blooming. And issuing odors.
I'm sort of late with this writing tonight because of another USTA match. I played Super Seniors doubles at 98th Street Lifetime Fitness Club at 6:30 pm. Tom and I were beaten 6-2, 6-3 by a couple of pretty good players - Rick and Ralph, but I felt like we should have had a better result. To be a Super Senior, you must be 60 by the end of 2007. The other two matches went to third set tiebreakers and we had split results. Both tiebreakers were 10-8. There will be other matches, but it's always nicer to win than lose.
I also have a picture of a door on an outdoor rest room in Crosby Farm Park. The door is brown. I think that brown is a mixture of blue and orange pigments. But I could be wrong. SS will correct me, I hope.
2 comments:
Blue and orange rarely make brown.
I don't consider all the milkweed growing on the dune to be weeds, because they attract butterflies. The funnel shaped flowers are supposed to be the key to a butterfly garden. So I have been told.
That is a lot of tennis again. It sounds like a very competitive group. Winning is always more fun, I suppose. Sounds like you did more than okay to me, though. SS
That is an extremely nice photo of the butterfly. SS
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