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First clematis bloom of the season...planted against the outside wall of the woodshed...but found her way inside.This giant beauty fell during a storm in 2018. I’ve filled the woodshed a good 6-7 times, with one more to come. Now my cousin will cut the rest into lumber that he’ll use to restore the coach house down at the studio. He’s the master at making old buildings happy again. And this particular one is very old...probably 125 years or more. #saveoldbuildingsBarn flowers now. Berries later.Breathe in...and...exhale. ♥️Social Media
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Google Me…Google You
I feel just like a baby in a “your infant can learn how to swim” class at the YMCA, ’cause grad school has thrown me into the social media pool. I’m taking Social Media Theory and Practice under Dr. Carrie … Continue reading
Spring So Soon?…
Although “Pennsylvania’s Punxsutawney Phil told people to prepare for six more weeks of winter” on February 2, “groundhogs in at least five other states – West Virginia’s French Creek Freddie, Georgia’s Gen. Beauregard Lee, Michigan’s Woody the Woodchuck, Ohio’s Buckeye Chuck … Continue reading
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Iwo Jima, Good News, and Store Porch Sittin’ Privileges
“In 36 days of fighting on Iwo Jima, there were 25,851 US casualties (1 in 3 were killed or wounded). Of these, 6,825 American boys were killed. Virtually all 22,000 Japanese perished.” Today is the anniversary of the flag raising…thanks to … Continue reading
Blogging Is Like Love…
…’cause when you feel it, you gotta pass it on for it to work. Sharing the love is strategic to the entire blogging process, and if you will notice, there are links embedded in these posts which allow you to … Continue reading
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Make Up Your Minds
There are times I simply cannot help but point it out. For the past 20 years, we have watched politicians fall from grace because their secret, private lives became public. Folks got caught doing what folks have been doing since … Continue reading
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Nineteen and Georgia
It’s not what you think…it’s not about being 19 years old and a student at UGA. “Nineteen” it’s about what happens every 19 minutes in the USA, and the majority of the incidents don’t receive national press as the recent … Continue reading
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Phaedra and Favorites
I watch all the “Real Housewives” series on Bravo. There, I said it. Now you know. No more secrets around here. And presently, the ladies of Atlanta are entertaining us whilst they romp upon the Serengeti in South Africa – complete with … Continue reading
