Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Antique Gardening Tools
Early gardening tools scanned from one or more of my antiquarian prints. Early 19th century, English.
I know all the gardeners out there are itching to begin using all the things in the garden shed. I'll be glad to trade them for my collection of snow shovels currently being overused. What about you?
I thing it's going to be a nice day. I can feel that Spring is in the air.
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Life's Little Instruction Book | Volume II | Page 1
Life's Little Instruction Book, Volume II
A few more suggestions, observations, and reminders on how to live a happy and rewarding life.
By H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
"Life is a process. We are all works in progress -- green tomatoes ripening on the windowsill of life."
I finally found Volume II of this wonderful book. Aren't you happy? Now I don't have to repeat the first 511 hints from Volume I.
For those of you who missed the first book, look on my sidebar for the cover and click on it.
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I finally found Volume II of this wonderful book. Aren't you happy? Now I don't have to repeat the first 511 hints from Volume I.
For those of you who missed the first book, look on my sidebar for the cover and click on it.
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Brilliant Idea
If you can't hide it, flaunt it. Visible electric cords are my pet peeve. Sometimes there's nothing you can do except embrace them. Isn't this a cute idea? Made me smile.
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Monday, March 1, 2010
Tree House Extraordinaire
Goodnight. Wouldn't it be fun to sleep here and wake up to such a spectacular view? See you tomorrow. I'm off to watch The Antiques Roadshow.
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Corrugated Art | Trash To Treasure
Corrugated art, is how the artist refers to it. Using entirely reclaimed corrugated boxes from his trash and neighborhood, Mark Langan transformed the everyday material into something other than its original intended purpose…aesthetically beautiful three-dimensional art. Armed only with a razor blade, a cutting edge, a mat and some non toxic glue, each artwork is created by layering sheets of corrugated into aesthetically pleasing patterns. The corrugated lends itself well to patterns. When viewed from different angles and lighting, each piece changes. Cardboard has never been more beautiful, has it?
Design Year Book
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Did March Come In Like A Lion Or A Lamb?
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Full Moon On The Last Evening Of February
Eat Ice Cream For Daily Happiness
This is such good advice. My motto: A day without ice cream is like a day without sunshine.
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An Interior At My Cottage
The last time you saw this view of a corner in my living room, there was a Christmas tree on the table.
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Winterscape With Lake
A Kitchen And A Bath
Lovely kitchen. Lovely tub. Each room is sleek, simple, uncluttered, and lastly elegant. The kitchen eating area looks as if it would be a simple DIY project with fantastic results.
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Poor And Content Is Rich | Shakespeare
I've always loved this quote by William Shakespeare.
"Poor and content is rich, and rich enough."
Lonny Magazine | Volume 3
The February/March online issue of Lonny Magazine is up and running. This should keep you entertained for a while. Get Organized and Do It Yourself, my two favorite subjects. Enjoy.
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My Invitation Was Lost In The Mail
Don't you absolutely love this party in an orange grove? I didn't get my invitation, did you?
Amazing Architecture and Interiors
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