He was right outside my door. Sometimes I can really be Not Nice. My cross-the-walk neighbor, who has whole hands of black thumbs and wouldn’t know a green thumb* if she saw one, never waters the big pot of what-could-be beautiful but are all shriveled-up succulents just to the side of her door stoop. Since […]
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I DON’T WANNA WORK
It’s too damn hot to even breathe today. And yesterday. And the day before that. All week! I never thought I’d hear myself say I can’t wait for winter, but I did today! I have so much to do! Four more books in my Legacy series. Building a book for a client. Creating a painting […]
SPRING GARDEN
Looking out my window on a spring day makes me so happy – Seeing the flowers and smelling the soft breeze – makes me want to spend the day out there with them, instead of sitting here with my eyeballs glued to the screen – -=-=-=-=-=-=- JARDIN © Angela Treat Lyon 2026 instagram.com/angela.treat.lyon/
FLERRZ. I KNOW, WEIRD.
There’s no telling what names will come up out of thin air for my designs – sometimes they are ‘normal’ sounding, other times, not. So this one wanted to be called Flerrz. Like a combo of flurry and flower, all in a storm, but afterwards, when things calmed down again. Go figure. The repeat design […]
In MY GARDEN
Well, I don’t really have a garden – I have pots of plants that struggle through our hot, dry days and straggle their long fingers into the pathway across my front stoop. But I love them, even if they are funky looking! One day I shall have a real garden again! So in this design, […]
THEY SAID I WAS LYING
I got all the way to my mid-teens before it suddenly came home to me one day that other people didn’t just suddenly get complete downloads of ideas the way I did. People asked me, “Where do you get your ideas?” They thought I was lying when I told them. It was then that I […]
Royal Poinsetta Tree
Down the street from where I live is this luscious tree with its fabulous blanket of brilliant red flowers, blooming like a rock star year after year.
The Pinky Peachy Tree
Can you guess that I love trees? This one is particularly appealing to me with its profuse bloom of pinky-peachy flowers, floating above a lovely garden of tulips and petunias in outrageous fuschia.