She wore her yellow sun-bonnet,She wore her greenest gown;She turned to the south windAnd curtsied up and down.She turned to the sunlightAnd shook her yellow head,And whispered to her neighbour:"Winter is dead."-Daffodowndilly by A. A. MilneI'm starting off my week with these delightful blooms and ... read more
Around Here
Around here, spring is springing and I AM HERE FOR IT.These early spring blooms are a joy to behold. A real sight for sore eyes.Around here, another thing I love about this time of year is the excitement and anticipation of seeing my tulip bulbs getting ready to bloom and the other perennials around ... read more
A Love Letter to Spring
Today marks the first day of spring here in the northern hemisphere, and to celebrate the season I thought I would share a little more about one of my new favorite daffodil varieties, "Martha Stewart". According to its namesake's website: Narcissus 'Martha Stewart' is a Karel van der Veek hybrid ... read more
Party of Three
Last week, our son-in-law celebrated his birthday. And so on Saturday Tripp and I went over to their house to give him some birthday love.We adore Alex. He is kind and thoughtful. Loyal and loving. A gem of a human being that I feel so blessed to have in my life. And for the past eight years I have ... read more
A Hard Habit to Break
It's been a little over a week since my post on Instagram where I did the thing you're not supposed to do and shared that I was taking a break from that social media platform.In case you were curious, yes....you would be correct in assuming that it is what I am giving up for Lent this year. But ... read more
A Little More Light
Last night I went for a walk. After dinner. (And in short sleeves no less!)I know that daylight savings time has its pros and cons. And it definitely takes me a few days to adjust to the time change. But having that one extra hour in the evenings feels like a little more freedom in my day. It feels ... read more
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