Bits and Clips for June and July 2017
Usually done monthly, this post includes both June and July, because at the end of June my blog was switching servers. So this list of links is a bit long
Usually done monthly, this post includes both June and July, because at the end of June my blog was switching servers. So this list of links is a bit long
We went to the post wedding brunch, drove our daughter back, and visited my sister-in-law’s new house.
We went to our niece’s beautiful wedding– check out my photos of this very happy family occasion!
The photos in this post represent over 24 hours prior to the wedding. The time was filled with constant activity and it was great to be together with all these people.
We visited our daughter at her paid summer research opportunity (REU) at the Green Bank National Radio Observatory in remote West Virginia…
I loved her bright landscape paintings that exhibit her strong design sense, so I want to introduce you to her work.
Here are lots of ideas of what to do with the fresh herbs that are growing so abundantly in your garden.
Shown in this post are some of our favorite board books for toddlers. Read to you children and grandchildren as often as possible for as long as you can.
If everyone in the world could actually congregate around these old but perceptive guidelines, there would literally be peace on earth.
I love the hydrangeas in Connecticut in July. Here is a small sampling of the ones I see often…
The simple beauty of walking in your truth because it is your own truth, is the path we eventually return to.
In this post you can see what July feels like to me, full of sun and water, cool evenings and dazzling night skies, with lots of overlapping, but restful activity.
I recommend this book highly to any one interested in the 1600’s in New England (particularly Connecticut), for you will come to understand it as never before.
It is possible to live from a place of slowness, savouring each instant of life, tasting the days rather than rushing through them.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good. I’ve even taken photographs of some of them –mostly with my iPhone–as shown in this post.
My artist’s journal is a place to catch a quick idea, or try out ideas before investing time in paintings. Often it is simply a contemplative end in itself…