Lovely pictures! The colorfull things at the window look nice. Aren't they knitting needles? Also I keep my knitting needles like this, but in two wooden jars. The orange scissors look like Finnish Fiskars scissors; are they?
Inside is good, but I can see from your new header that outside is fabulous, greetings and salutations from me to you, may you always be well connected. x
Beautiful new banner - is that your bridge? I love the pictures from your home - all of it! You look ready for being snug and cosy while knitting in the winter. Is that really tiny teensy pumpkins in the first picture?
There's nothing like a rainy day to make us appreciate being inside. :)
Your images are so beautiful, as always. They remind me a bit of the work of Ken Orton. Have you seen his amazing paintings? They are full of glass and light.
I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. I am a wife, mother of two, grandmother to three, and companion to two Newfoundland dogs, one feral cat and ten chickens. We have a wholesale nursery and grow many Japanese Maples.
It's a good life!
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Lovely pictures! The colorfull things at the window look nice. Aren't they knitting needles? Also I keep my knitting needles like this, but in two wooden jars. The orange scissors look like Finnish Fiskars scissors; are they?
Inside is good, but I can see from your new header that outside is fabulous, greetings and salutations from me to you, may you always be well connected. x
Beautiful new banner - is that your bridge?
I love the pictures from your home - all of it! You look ready for being snug and cosy while knitting in the winter. Is that really tiny teensy pumpkins in the first picture?
Couldn't agree more, and the images are stunning! Of course I like the one with the knitting needles best!
Lovely : ) I also love the coloured knitting needles!
Beautiful new header too and I love the photo in the next post with the rainbow : )
There's nothing like a rainy day to make us appreciate being inside. :)
Your images are so beautiful, as always. They remind me a bit of the work of Ken Orton. Have you seen his amazing paintings? They are full of glass and light.
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