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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Enter the Rose
Rose Campion, that is. Also known by common names “Dusty Miller” or “Mullein Pink.” Glorious and everywhere in the gardens this summer, this picture doesn’t do them any justice. Good morning, lovely gardens!
Kennebec Garden Bliss
It’s 5:00 a.m. and I want to be in my garden. Weed one little overgrown patch, stick in a few marigolds for color while I wait for some blooms, and then water the parched soil. It’s a blissful way to … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Chic, Lady Alone Traveler
Tagged Edwin Arlington Robinson, garden tours, Kennebec Valley Garden Club
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I Could Write a Book
Sometimes, it’s hard for me to believe I’ve been writing this blog since 2012. I’ve written over one thousand (1,000) posts. It seems like such a lot, although my brother has been at this blogging thing for much longer than … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Pillow Talk
Tagged Jim Baumer, Kennebec Valley Garden Club, what's your story?
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The Sundrops
I’m not sure why I thought these flowers were “primroses.” They’re “sundrops” and there’s a difference. There’s a difference.
The Ability to Restrain
Do you have it? That ability to restrain yourself from reacting in the heat of the moment? Do you let emotions overtake you? As I look out over the raging digital world this morning, I read many things. Some begin … Continue reading
Living Like Tourists
Last night was my third trip to the elbow of New England in less than a week. Is Portsmouth the “elbow” of New England? I don’t know; I just made that up. Maybe it’s the wrist, but it’s the place … Continue reading
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Hosta Negotiations
Oh wait, you were looking for “hostage negotiations?” Sorry about that. Carry on.
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged everything you know about hostage negotiations is wrong, hosta
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Enter the Rain
The rain New England gardens needed finally arrived on Sunday afternoon. During the week, there had been a suggestion of it; a hint of precipitation and the ambivalent weather puppet “partly cloudy with a chance of showers.” It was touch … Continue reading
Eating Bad Yogurt
Many years ago, I got a handwritten letter from a friend. Wait, if I’m honest with myself and with my blog readers, it was probably a decade or two ago. My friend glued a picture on the letter, a picture … Continue reading
Counting Sheep
Or goats, if you prefer. It’s good to escape to the country every once in a while.
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged a good day to hay, animals on pasture, Turner
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