Day 7 (a few days late) Seven Black-and-white Photos of your life. No People No Explanation Tag
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Photo-A-Day Challenge #6
Day 6, Seven days, seven black-and-white photos of your life. NO PEOPLE. NO EXPLANATION.
Photo-A-Day Challenge #5
Day 5, Seven days, seven black-and-white photos of your life. NO PEOPLE. NO EXPLANATION
Photo-A-Day Challenge #4
Seven days, seven black-and-white photos of your life. NO PEOPLE. NO EXPLANATION.
Photo-A-Day Challenge #3
Seven days, seven black-and-white photos of your life. NO PEOPLE. NO EXPLANATION.
Day 2
Seven days, seven black-and-white photos of your life. NO PEOPLE. NO EXPLANATION.
Photo-a -Day Seven Day Challenge
A Photo a day of your life, no people.
Small Business Saturday
Keeping one’s Brain in a Suitcase.
The snag in being married to a person who knows more or less everything is that one gets hopelessly lazy. … I never look things up in books because all I need to do is ask him, and when he gives me the answers I don’t properly commit them to memory because I know if I forget all I have to do is to ask him again. It is rather like keeping one’s brain in a suitcase.
Alice Thomas Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Haycraft (Alice Thomas Ellis’ married name).
Tasha Tudor’s Garden
Tasha Tudor’s Garden written by Tovah Martin, lavishly photographed by Richard W. Brown and featuring Tasha Tudor’s famous watercolors, is one beautiful book. The book is astonishing, you’ll feel transported to Tasha Tudor’s home and her garden.
But what I found most endearing was it’s practical tone, for it’s more than a tour to dazzle the senses and leave you feeling an inadequate gardener indeed, it’s instructive. What’s her secret to those towering foxgloves?
Simple, manure tea.
This intimate and yet practical book will make you feel as if you have discovered the secret garden itself – but is that any surprise?
-Mrs. Karl T. Cooper Jr.
