Though frigid, yesterday’s morning greeted my sleepy eyes with a warm glow. Today’s morning hides the sun as the biggest storm of the season descends and all the area schools are closed.
from gardens of summer’s past
Cory made a memory stick for my car with all my favorite musicians. Paula Cole came on and after turning the volume up her words and voice brought chills.
Patricia J Grace 
We are all our own worst enemies , I love this song and message. stay strong
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She sings full out with all her heart and that sends shivers through me. You know, the times you crank the radio and sing too?
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How exciting it is to see those beautiful flower images to hold us over until spring is here.
I believe we have about a foot and a half of snow. It will be awhile before it all melts. A bit depressing but your pictures cheery floral pics are encouraging. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you too! Yes, they see me through this blizzard too… : )
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Did you take these pictures? They are gorgeous!
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Oh yes! And I grow them.
I just love getting down on the dirt and grass in the morning dew to catch these shots.
The happy flower faces appear on the computer delighting me over and over again. My poor old eyes don’t always see the pollen or other surprises on the minuscule camera screen, like bugs, bees and morning dew drops, until the computer lights them up. It is another world this micro-world of what lies below our feet.
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What a wonderland you must have and enjoy!
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The snow is so deep I cannot walk to the creek! But yes, this little plot of land brings much comfort, adventure and restful, peaceful rejuvenation.
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Your flowers are always so beautiful. I know I haven’t posted or commented for a while, but I wanted you to know that at all your posts about flowers and outdoor stuff has made me notice things outside more, and in the mornings when I drive my daughter to school, I’ve noticed and appreciated beautiful sunrises. This lady week we had quite a few. Friday’s looked as if someone had painted the sky with peaches and pinks and even pale lilac. It was beautiful. Thank you for inspiring me to pay attention. I hope you are well, that you are having a good weekend. Xx
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Thank you, and how nice to hear from you. I have been thinking of you.
Peaches, pinks and pale lilac—yes!
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are you in ma? i heard they got a huge blizzard. stay warm, and safe. xx
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It is slowly melting!
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enjoy the beauty and stay warm and safe! blizzards are no fun! xxx
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Usually I enjoy the cozy feeling but lack of sleep has made the days feel desperate. I slept last night and all systems are doing better this morning. Wow, my body cannot tolerate so little sleep and why it occurs is a mystery. Perhaps the change of seasons which tends to do that to my sleep patterns. Thank you!
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Loved all the photos of the beautiful flowers – made me smile. Especially loved the peony – are these your flowers? Happy Day to you xo
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Oh yes, all mine from gardens in the little back yard; gardens I dug out of hard clay soil then broke up the cement like clods adding sand, peat moss, and manure to coax anything to grow…. thank you!
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