To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place… I’ve found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them. ~ Elliott Erwitt Remember those tulips I bought last week? This is what they ... read more
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The Cure for Gloomy February Days
For me, nothing brightens these gloomy February days more than a bunch of colorful grocery store tulips. I hope these make you as happy as they did me. Love, Kelly ... read more
Little Seeds and Big Miracles
My seeds have sprouted! I actually let out a giant squeal when I checked my little seeds last week. Something about seeing these tiny little seedlings feels completely miraculous, especially considering how tiny those seeds were! Of course it's not a miracle in the sense germination is a well ... read more
Snow Day
According to the weatherman, it's been five years since we've had any kind of measurable snow. Like it always does, yesterday's snow felt novel and exciting. The Dark-eyed Juncos don't seem to mind the snow or the cold at all. Daisy... yeah...not so much. I ... read more
Adventures in Starting Seeds Indoors
I’m excited to try something new this year by starting seeds indoors. This accomplishes a couple of things: It gives me a little bit of a head start in terms of flowers and It gives me something that feels like gardening during the months when I can’t do much outside. This is a win/win in my ... read more
The Quiet Season
Put your ear down next to your soul and listen hard.Anne Sexton As much as I miss the beauty and the color of my garden, there is a peacefulness to winter that I have come to appreciate these past several years. It's a quiet season to me. The subdued tones in nature speak to a sense of ... read more
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