Stunning capture of an emerging sunflower. It looks as if it's hiding its eyes from the sun.Sunflower Emerging
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Saturday, March 13, 2010
Emerging Sunflower
Stunning capture of an emerging sunflower. It looks as if it's hiding its eyes from the sun.Sunflower Emerging
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Horned Owl
This Horned Owl is so wise and handsome. A beautiful portrait...love the eyes.Click orange square to subscribe via feed reader or email.
French Chateau On The Sea
Chateau at the edge of the sea. Alone but not lonely.Le Chateau Turpault, Quiberon, Bretagne, France
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Paper Craft Dresses | Couture
I love the first paper dress. It's so Alice in Wonderland.via Peacefully Folding Blog: Paper Craft Couture
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Things I Want To Do Today
A Splash Of Color On A Gray Day
They are definitely not afraid of color at Maison Amiot in Quebec City.It's raining quite hard and the wind is howling at my house today. This colorful woodwork definitely cheers me up. Have a great weekend. Rosemary
Friday, March 12, 2010
Royal Mail Goes To The Dogs (And Cats)
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home’s stamp of approval
A temporary truce was called yesterday when Royal Mail carriers helped celebrate the 150th anniversary of the world-famous Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. "Since 1860, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home has worked tirelessly to care for and re-home over three million dogs and cats, and the stamps are an excellent way to celebrate 150 years of dedicated care." The charity began life as the 'Temporary Home for Lost and Starving Dogs' in Holloway, north London in 1860. Eleven years later it moved to Battersea and in 1883 it started taking in cats.
All of the lucky models are ex-residents that have been successfully placed in loving homes. Once abandoned, they are now First Class pets. The photographs were taken over several days in London and Windsor by renowned animal photographer Steve Hoskins. Such a happy story. My dog Webster was adopted from an animal shelter. I wonder if the USPS would be interested in having him pose for a stamp?
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Bathrooms On Parade
Each of the bathrooms caught my eye for one reason or another. I never thought of toilet paper as a decorative element until I saw the last one. I love the stainless steel toilet too. Wouldn't it be nice to have a fireplace as in the first photo? The middle ones are all charming cottage baths.The rain has started as promised and we are supposed to have two storm systems before it ends on Sunday. Good reading and movie watching weather. I really have to chain myself to the filing cabinet for some serious tax paperwork too. Ugh. Have a wonderful weekend.
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
Bucks County Beauty
I was very excited when I found this article. I know these designers and I once owned this painting. Really! I always called him Mr. Wilson. It's so nice to see that he found a good home.EASING A HISTORIC FARM INTO THE PRESENT IS A LABOR OF LOVE
Interior Design by Bell-Guilmet Associates
Owners and design partners Patrick Bell and David Guilmet restored the 22-acre property’s main stone house. Their specialty is interior design for collectors of art and antiques.
Photography by Durston Saylor via Architectural Digest View Slideshow
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Garden Gate
I love the color of this garden gate. It looks perfect with the roses climbing over it. Nice.via
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