Sunday, April 29, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
A beautiful landscape
Photographed with my iPhone recently. Don't you love the effect of lace the dogwood trees provide when they first start to flower? This border is called torn canvas using that free app I told you about this morning.
Have an outdoorsy weekend if you can. That is a personal request from the Wonder Dog for today and tomorrow.
A Daffodil + Another Free App
I found another great free app for selective color called Color Blast. You convert a photo to black and white and then put some color back. So much fun! Download it here.
Wonderful Potting Shed and A Free App
I photographed this delightful potting shed several weeks ago on a beautiful day. I edited the photo just a tiny bit and added a torn paper border with a free app I just found called PhotoToaster Jr. I think it's going to be a favorite!!! Download here.
I am such a child aren't I, getting so excited about an app? Believe me you should get it because if I like it, it's great. And I am very hard to please (smile). Enjoy the weekend.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Beautiful
Garden Photography by Clive Nichols ~ La Louve, the private garden of Nicole de VĂ©sian in Bonnieux, Provence, France.
Have a great weekend!
A Late-Morning Nap
Webster had a busy morning supervising the off-loading of the riding mower from the delivery truck. He remembered just how to do it since he studied the process very carefully several weeks ago when it was picked up for its yearly checkup. He got back in bed afterwards and is still down for a long nap.
Then and Now.
Still crazy [about each other] after all these years! See HIGHLIGHTS FROM QUEEN ELIZABETH II'S WEDDING November 20, 1947 image via
Thursday, April 26, 2012
FARM SINKS IN BATHROOM
Isn't this the greatest idea? I love a farm table almost anywhere but never thought about using one in the bathroom. via
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Fritillaria Watercolor: Charles Rennie Mackintosh
The drawings of wild flowers which Mackintosh produced in 1915 are probably the most elegant and delicate of all. Fritillaria is a flower with such obvious appeal for Mackintosh that it seems odd he had not drawn it before. The chequer-work on its petals is much like many of his decorative stencils, and he acknowledges his debt by repeating the dicing in the signature box. In Southern Britain, as an indigenous plant, Fritillary (Fritillaria meleagris) is a rarity of ancient damp pasture. However, it is commonly grown in gardens. source
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Today's Animal Encounters
I had another pre-closing inspection today at the house I sold. I visited with the neighbors who have a donkey and a goat. I slipped behind the fence to photograph them up close. We will be fast friends before long. The goat is somewhat shy. The owner was pulling all of the flower stems from her rhubarb as they are inedible. She has a wonderful garden and grows everything she and her husband eat in the summer. I want to be their neighbor too.
Monday, April 23, 2012
A Royal Family Picnic
"September 8, 1960 - Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK - Baby Prince Andrew perches on Prince Philip's lap during a picnic on the grounds of Balmoral Castle. Also pictured are Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, and Princess Anne." Image by ©Bettmann/CORBIS
Where's the picnic basket? Why is there no mention of the dog? I can't believe this picture is over half a century old and it seems like yesterday, doesn't it?
Where's the picnic basket? Why is there no mention of the dog? I can't believe this picture is over half a century old and it seems like yesterday, doesn't it?
Kitchen Entrance
Do you have anything growing in pots outside? I have moved the geraniums that I've wintered over to decorate either side of my front door and they look so nice. I have pansies too. In past years, I've put them outside on the balcony in the back. I like my new arrangement better. I took this photo at an open house recently.
An Otter Giving Thanks
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