Happy Spring Tulips
Finally spring has arrived. I know that we aren’t out of the winter weather woods yet, but the days are longer, the sun is stronger and it will only be a few more weeks before we see some green outdoors.
Finally spring has arrived. I know that we aren’t out of the winter weather woods yet, but the days are longer, the sun is stronger and it will only be a few more weeks before we see some green outdoors.
As St. Patrick’s Day approaches I am mindful of Ireland. Yet, the celebration of all that is Irish here in the US is a big stretch from my thoughts of Emerald Isle. Have you been? If not, put it on the must-do list. It’s lovely …
Isn’t this just the perfect definition of calm? Grazing on fresh pasture. It won’t be much longer before we see this green again here in New England.
Simple, lovely, and straightforward, white tulips remind me that spring will come.
I have a thing for thatched roofs. The natural, earthy texture appeals to me.
The days are getting longer and the sun stronger. There is magic in a fresh snow.
Have you noticed the sky lately? The sunsets are spectacular. The icy cold winds and single digit temperatures here in New England can’t keep me away from a late afternoon walk to take in the color.
A few weeks ago I treated myself to a day off and in the company of a dear friend and visited the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. One of the museum’s highlights is a tour of the Gardner-Pingree House, an early nineteenth century, Federal …
The view from my office window changed quite a bit today with the first snowfall of the season. I love snow. So I am very happy about a light dusting to sugar coat the trees.