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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 2013
“When They Are Gone, the Silence Goes”
This was originally published five years ago today in The Harris County Journal. Here’s to the last day in love month and a salute to that which I love so much –the land. There is something in the forests. A silence that lives among the giant oaks, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chattahoochee River, Conservation, environment, nature, outdoors
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The Unadilla Water Song — More About Love
My maternal grandmother’s name was May Yon Dickey Freeman. She married my grandfather, Henry Cuthburt Freeman, on December 4, 1918. She was 32 years old and teaching school at the Dickey School in Sugar Valley, Georgia, with her father, William Franklin Dickey. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Come thy Fount, John Adams, Love, motherhood, Sufjan Stevens, Unadilla
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Yesterday at Long Point SP.
Yesterday at Long Point SP A fellow blogger’s photo inspired this poem…hope you enjoy both: Cold Colors Cold colors streak across the landscape Touching the soil, the water, and the air With purple-tinted hues which deceive Us into believing that … Continue reading
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A Quote From Abe On His Birthday…
“How many legs would a dog have if you called his tail a leg? Four, because calling a dog’s tail a leg doesn’t make it one.”
Rise Up and Dance To Show What Love Is Not…
It’s right there in I Corinthians 13. The writer enumerates what love is not and what it is. And, to no surprise, some of the attributes we value the most are what it is not: success, intelligence, good intentions, and … Continue reading
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Tagged human-rights, Love, one billion rising, Relationships, violence against women
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An Ode to Comfort this Love Month
COMFORT: Where is it found? Webster’s defines the enviable state as being “free from worry, pain, or trouble.” It is what we humans seek from the time we are born until we die. Having it brings joy; losing it causes pain; … Continue reading
