Well, tonight I went back to the temple! Our Family Home Evening activity was actually to plant new flowers. The temple always has such beautiful landscaping, so it was fun to be able to participate in the planting. And guess what we found in the flower beds as we planted the new flowers... flower bulbs that people had missed from this morning! I gathered them all up to take home - I'll store them this summer and plant all the bulbs this fall. I have no idea what kind of flowers the bulbs are from, or what colors they are, but I am excited to find out next spring when they start blooming!
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Flowers!
Well, tonight I went back to the temple! Our Family Home Evening activity was actually to plant new flowers. The temple always has such beautiful landscaping, so it was fun to be able to participate in the planting. And guess what we found in the flower beds as we planted the new flowers... flower bulbs that people had missed from this morning! I gathered them all up to take home - I'll store them this summer and plant all the bulbs this fall. I have no idea what kind of flowers the bulbs are from, or what colors they are, but I am excited to find out next spring when they start blooming!
When they bloom you can feel all righteous because you have temple flowers.
ReplyDeleteI remember planting flowers on Temple square my freshman year, I LOVED it! We actually just planted flowers in Center street in Provo last week. What a fun way to do service!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea- how cool!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I remember doing that in the fall at Temple Square and it was so sad to see all the flowers going in to huge dumpsters.
ReplyDeleteSorry that it was such a fiasco in the morning. It sounds like there were a ton of people there.
ReplyDeleteBut, you were rewarded by doing service and planting that night.
I found that it was just really neat "working" at the Temple in their nice dirt.
Hint - You can plant the bulbs right now. They do just as well and if you have other bulbs planted, you can see where they are now and not in the Fall.