Winter is a long season for a gardener. The days are short, the nights too long and the overall dreariness can sometimes seep into your bones and your soul. If you have read my posts in the past then you know this is a recurring theme for me. You also know I have tried to […]
And so this is Christmas…
I write this on the day before Christmas eve. Shopping done (finally), presents wrapped, house decorated and christmas cookies baked. Here we are rapidly approaching the end of yet another year. How is it time flies so quickly? Around this time of year, I always ask myself, what have we accomplished, for better or for […]
Winter’s Coming…
There’s frost on the pumpkin. It’s dark at 5pm and the early morning skies are ablaze in that amazing fall/winter sunrise. I remember last year around this time writing about how I was going to try to find the beauty in winter and in nature at this time of year. Seeing things senesce breaks my […]
Water Everywhere: The Dramatic Scenery of Norway
My husband and I love to travel and to include our daughters in our journeys. Both of our children were on airplanes when they were just babies. My oldest daughter had been to four countries and had four stamps in her passport before she was one-year-old. There is a big world out there to see […]
Garden Lessons: Chapter III – The Final Act in an Ongoing Project
We’re on the third chapter and the saga is complete! Finally, all is planted, with the right plants for the right light, the irrigation is running, the fences are up and the deer are out. I started the first chapter of this story back in March when I discussed some very hard lessons learned. The […]
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