Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Mellow
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Oh the rain. It drums down on the skylight. There are great puddles on the streets and sheets of water spray when cars drive through them....
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Making a table runner is a quick and easy way to add colour or seasonal touches to your dining room, breakfast nook, or even a library table... -
The stars are always above us, swirling in the vast reaches of space, hidden by clouds or, more frequently, by light, that of the sun or o... -
Outside my window today the sun shone mightily. Light frost on neighbouring rooftops is a sign that the cold will soon descend and wreak h...
Lorrie, thanks for sharing your pics. I love checking in to see what your latest inspirations are. Love that tray with the candles and greenery and pinecones.
ReplyDeleteI am having a more mellow week than the one leading up to Christmas. It was stressful. Still doing some socializing and having some down times, so it is nice.
Shirl
Sweet photo by the fire. Nope, my decorations are staying up for some time...until Ephiphany to be exact. We appreciate the extra warmth and glow the decorations provide...all very cheery in a dark, cold season.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, Lorrie!
ReplyDeleteLove these Rosemary projects.
~ Gabriela ~
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ReplyDeleteNice to see your blog after long time . Beautiful photos .
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your mellow time, Winter Solstice is a very good book to keep you company as you relax.
ReplyDeleteDid you manage to get hold of A Redbird Christmas yet?
The photo of you & your daughters is delightful.
Thanks for dropping in at Le Presbytere today, I look forward to many more visits in 2010.
Happy New Year.
Maggie
Your decorations are wonderful ... truly a delight to see! Have a wonderful New Year's. Do enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteI meant to get out that particular Rosamund novel... perfect for this time of year. But my stack is threatening to topple as it is, so we'll refrain for the present. Besides, there's still a lot of winter ahead for it to be 'in season'.
ReplyDeleteHappy Relaxin'!