November 2010,
Farmer’s Almanac
Time on his wing, fast hastes away,
And chills each warm succeed;
To capricon sol hastes each day,
So nights the day succeed.
I had to read it twice to figure it out. Days are shorter, nights longer
and December is nigh..(I stuck in the “nigh”..don’t you love it!)
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Hello everyone. I’m sorry for my month long blog [...]
Archive for the ‘Seasons’ Category
2 Nov
Welcome November.
8 Jul
It’s the Little Things
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A Thirsty Little Fella
A Young Miss with her dear friend
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Flowers are $3.00, please don’t take the jar.
Little Miss Milly
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.A little Chipmunk
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.Come back SOON!!
11 Apr
Holy Saturday
I see His Blood upon the Rose
By Joseph Mary Plunkett (1887–1916)
I SEE his blood upon the rose
And in the stars the glory of his eyes,
His body gleams amid eternal snows,
His tears fall from the skies.
I see his face in every flower;
The thunder and the singing of the birds
Are but his voice—and carven by his power
Rocks are [...]
4 Mar
Whew!
Yesterday morning I looked out the upstairs window, and of course
we’re covered in snow.
I heard a noise, which is odd because I can’t get out the driveway. Which means
no one can come down it either.
And LOOK who came to save me.
The plow and sander, YIPPEE
Unless you go through it. There is no happier feeling than [...]
24 Feb
A time for babies
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We’re enjoying all our new babies, little things are waking up (inside)
here are some happenings in the greenhouse.
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Marigolds just starting. They only took two days to start
coming up. I had them inside in a sunny window.
Now that they’ve formed their leaves, they’re under the
warming lamps in the greenhouse
Shasta Daisies
The stem you see hanging over the [...]
12 Feb
Waking UP! (finally)
A couple of days ago I was cleaning out the spent blooms
on the Amaryllis plants, from Christmas. I had shoved them under a bench in the
greenhouse.
And low and behold a plant from last year finally decided to wake up.
This is another Apple Blossom variety. I was thrilled. Everything is so
dead around here, and look how [...]
2 Feb
Morning Mist
A young photographer once told me. Often the cheapness of the
cameras capture the best pictures.
So I took a picture of the woods, it was surrounded with mist.
But it didn’t show in the shot.
Then the sun broke through, and filled all the crystals, in the mist.
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It’s like a water color. You have to keep snapping pictures [...]
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