32/365 Learning to Read
Reading his first book.
Reading his first book.
I’m back to working on some still life photos. It’s been quite a while since I have had the time to devote to it. I love this combination of some regular articles to… Continue reading
One week ago today we got buried in 15″ of snow. And now the temps will be reaching the 50s this week. How messed up is this winter?
I could easily live in Boston with a balcony like that with a view of the city skyline!
Someone likes Buoys! This was taken on Mt. Desert Island Maine.
Have you ever seen a cuter use of garden boots?
In the not too distant future Hubby and I will be partaking of this wonderful fare again. Fresh bread and pastries in the morning on Orient Beach on the French side of St.… Continue reading
As you leave Wood’s Hole in Falmouth Harbor you pass this channel marker on your way to Martha’s Vineyard.
The french side of St. Martin and we are counting the days until we return in a couple of months!
The weather report has been all over the place during the past week. First we were going to be buried in snow and then we weren’t. Now they are saying we will have… Continue reading
Finding beauty in the simple things.
One of the first lessons you must teach when baking is the spoon has to be licked!
They learn at a young age how to make food they don’t want ~ disappear!
I guess I never published this post. This would have been July 27,2014.
Beauty personified and at such a young age!
The beauty of nature.
What the house looks like at 6 am when the grandkids come to visit!
One thing that thoroughly impressed me about Paris were the little markets of every type. This particular shop sold fruits and vegetables. I have never seen such fresh choices as were in this… Continue reading
One thing my hubby and I were struck with while we were in Paris is how the French know how to enjoy life. Thus the french saying “Joie de vivre.” These little cafes… Continue reading
A storm ravaged coastline. Tis the time of year for those blustery and dangerous Nor’Easters. They destroy the coastline with their fury.
A Raging Ocean The power of the Atlantic ocean during a NorEaster is amazingly strong. It can tear down man made structures and cut away at coastlines.
Fishing fleet in Wychmere Harbor on Cape Cod.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/263096203/massachusetts-photography-bourne?ref=shop_home_active_20 A beautiful park located in Bourne Massachusetts.
Nothing more beautiful than a fresh fallen snow!
Labs just love the snow!
The snow finally arrived on Cape Cod!
Today I had to make it two images. Look how big my grandson Bryce is getting. So adorable!
A winter sky in Maine. Denmark ME
There is something about Christmas decorations and the magical atmosphere they create. The twinkling lights, the vibrancy and all the memories they evoke. I get so excited to put them out. Typically I… Continue reading
I love a beautifully set table. Any opportunity there is for me to use my fine china, crystal and silver I jump on it. I think the extra effort adds to any celebration… Continue reading
Another Christmas has come and gone. Months of hustle and bustle then it’s all over in the blink of an eye. This year we did things a little different and it was nice.… Continue reading
A very Merry Christmas to everyone. I hope your holiday is filled with memorable time spent with loved ones. Just a glimpse of some of my favorite ornaments and our tree. Happy Holidays.… Continue reading
Lavender Flower Believe it or not it has been so mild here in New England some of Lavender is still blooming. So so strange.
Purple Clematis An early sign of spring a Clematis in vibrant purple.
Weeping Cherry Who knew that a Weeping Cherry depending upon the time of year could give two different looks of the same flower. Weeping Cherry
White Peony Flower When I see my Peony flowers start to bloom in spring I get so excited. I don’t think there is a more beautiful flower. Unfortunately they just don’t last long enough.
Why has it taken me so long to figure out? Christmas is not just about the day itself, it is about the entire holiday season!Beginning with Thanksgiving when we gather with loved ones… Continue reading
Time with the grandkids is always the most important time for me. Nothing is so precious as the memories they create!
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday of the year. I love spending time with my family. This year I had 24 family members. My motto is if you are cooking for more than five… Continue reading
Today is my 55th birthday, which we celebrated yesterday. It could not have been a more perfect day. I spent time with my hubby, son, daughter, son-in-law and three grandchildren.Hubby made dinner and… Continue reading
You have to wonder sometimes what is going through their minds!
Fifty five years old and I just made my first pumpkin pie. It was always my mother’s thing and so we always let her make it. Now that Mom has passed I had… Continue reading
I am in my mid-fifties and have lived on Cape Cod for 26 years. It’s hard to believe when I think of it now, as it doesn’t seem that long. When I was… Continue reading
On Cape Cod we have an overabundance of Oak trees. Generally the color of their leaves is a blah brown. However there is a short period of time when their orange color can… Continue reading
It’s right around the corner. Yes winter with all of its snow, ice and wind. Of course here in New England Nor’easters also barrage us. These storms pummel our coastline and are a… Continue reading
Since last Friday the news has been full of story upon story of bombings, attempted bombings and death. Day after day it is some new horrible tragedy or attempt at one. I came… Continue reading
And this is how I have been feeling of late. I am in a slump and just can’t seem to pull myself out of it. I’ve lost my Mojo! My drive and ambition… Continue reading
I don’t know about the rest of you but I have found 2015 to be an exceedingly busy year and contributed to my not being able to blog on a regular basis. It… Continue reading