Sharon said:Eventually all good thingys come together to make one great big good thingy.

I agree, thingys are frequently greater than the sum of their parts.

I keep trying to unsynchronize the smilies. It's not happening:
They shrug as one. Every. Single. Time.

Garden Art Axiom #1: A garden art thingy is greater and more wonderful than the sum of its parts.

Garden Art Axiom #2: If a good garden art thingy is combined with a great garden art thingy, it will automatically become gooder and greater than either of the original garden art thingys (thingies?)

Good thingy Axioms need to remain gooder and greater by including unique spellings of entitled thingys. It's enrichingly gooder. And greater.

Definitely. Sometimes the true value has to be determined by dividing the number of items in the thingy by the value of Pi. Now Pi r sometimes squared, but I know of no square Pi here in TN. All I have seen are round. How about up there in KY?

Pi r round in KY too. Never heard or saw a squared Pi.

Saw a squared cake or two, though.

Ditto.

Y'all are kinda funny...

Spoken like a true almost Kentuckian, Veronica.
Heh!!

Snorkle!

There's that word again.
Must be that western accent showing.

I think I missed somethang, but I'm not sure. That was a lot of words that didn't say nutten.

I fell on my gluteus axiom one time by the pond.

Sandi, did that hurt?

Aw, Debbie, we've gotten a bit silly-fied from making so much Garden Art. Becky Boo is free to edit this little OT out at any time. Could it be that Tee went OT, oh me, how could that be?

Sharon and Sandi made me do it. OK ... back on topic now. Maybe.

In my vast years of multitudinous artistic experiences, there are no OTs in the field of art.
There might be an OOPS or two, but no OTs.

Brilliant observation. Who can fathom the creative mind? It is a wondrous thing.

Aw gee, this is like being the middle sister. I get blamed even when I'm not here. 'Been working at the lake all day.
And is snorkle like a lumpy giggle? Don't give me any snarky answer, either.