
I love reflections!
Our heart went out to this forlorn little fellow, so young and soggy… I’ve been sending him good thoughts since, cherishing him as scampering, warm, happy and dry.
As many of you know, I love reflections– metaphorically, spiritually, and even literally. Here are photos of some of the literal sort that I’ve have the opportunity of enjoying recently.
Ellie is my niece; she is my husband’s brother’s daughter. You can see her with beet juice on her hands below, This autumn curry of hers was awesome. She says it is actually called “Red Lentil Dahl with Root Vegetables.” She serves it with butter, limes, and Greek Yogurt. We all had seconds. She says … Read more
I’ve been enjoying intermittently exploring the area a bit north of here while our youngest daughter is taking some classes there. The Housatonic River is particularly lovely. I so frequently hanker to go to the Alps or linger in remote fiords or something, but days with views like this remind me that beauty is everywhere. … Read more
Friday while taking the cliff photos, my dear old camera freaked out and died. I had been having trouble with that camera intermittently for about
I took these photos with my iPhone. I was on a photo shoot yesterday near the Schaghticoke Indian reservation, when my good camera freaked out and died.
The roses at Swarthmore were gorgeous. I took these photos while my husband discussed rose cultivation with the gardener who is in the process of renovating…
We had a nice weekend visiting our son during Swarthmore’s Parent’s Weekend. We stayed for the first time in an accommodation we got off of AirBnB, which…
I am curious what this is. Does anyone know? I’ll post here the answer when it is determined. I thought this was lovely, and hadn’t seen anything like it…
I took a lovely walk yesterday at Huntington State Park with my middle sister on the phone from Ohio. I am always struck by water and reflections. Here is…
We are surrounded by beauty if we will only take the time to look. Here are some photos of early fall color…
Harvest Home Modern day pilgrims fly in from everywhere; they drive home and come in from the far off pastures bringing their sheaves with them. The original pilgrims were with each other all the time and rejoiced to have food while we regularly having food in abundance are in turn celebrating the rare opportunity of … Read more