Soaking up sun, earth, and words.
Discarding the shadows of winter from our corners.
Plans for the neglected sewing machine…imagining cotton slipping beneath forgetful fingers.
Questions without answers of yet – A heart on tip-toe, wondering what’s around the bend.
Hopeful. Happy. Here.
I love the expression ‘heart on tip toe’…and that book looks so intriguing
Elizabeth, the book is wonderful. Loved it through and through.
Oh, I don’t know this book. But I wonder if I should, must, now. Lovely posts, these last two. Just where we are, right now.
Love your posts and all the nature good winter hello spring!
I absolutely adore gardening books when they are full of little essays on life in the garden. They’re just so relaxing to read, especially while taking a break on my garden bench with a cup of tea. Anyway, I enjoyed your very serene photos today.
I need to put that book on hold! Your words are true poetry and your photographs are gems! Have a great weekend.
Loveliness sprouting all over!! This is a true-felt comment from Mrs Black thumb ;o)
My sewing machine has been neglected, too. And when I listen closely, I can hear it calling to me….!
Creeping Jenny – tons of it in one of my front flower beds. It gets lots of sun there, so it is more of a yellow than a green. So fun!
Would you recommend that book? Im in the market for a new one after just finishing Richard Louv’s The Web Of Life.
“Questions without answers of yet – A heart on tip-toe, wondering what’s around the bend.
Hopeful. Happy. Here.” – Yep, same here.
Hope you are well friend.
Happy Weekend!
I’ve really enjoyed my Creeping Jenny. I’d love to have more. I haven’t read the Richard Louv book. I’ll have to check it out. I really enjoyed Four Tenths of an Acre. It’s an easy read.
mmm, u sound so open. that is nice.