Ok dear followers. I have a reading list for you…simply type these three words into my search bar in the left hand column…ready? Type the thing about and press GO. Voila, numerous posts will appear and when you reach the bottom of each page, click “older posts” as there are about a dozen posts in this series.
Older posts are long-lost in this world of immediate and short attention spans…yet they still hold much fodder. Good fodder, not the kind that is chewed up and spat out. One can ponder these things…
Are you ready? This is the perfect reading assignment, especially if your weather continues to be a beast in your part of the world. Simply type the three words, click GO and gently scroll down (and click “older posts” when you reach the bottom.) Soon a rhythm will glide your finger and eyes…
I put a lot of effort into these the thing about posts and think that they need revisiting by readers, both old and new. Good as Silver & Gold, like friends.
So please, go find a sunny window, settle in, read and please comment. After all it is still winter in the US, and being a couch potato is fully permitted as long as we feed the brain, dream a bit, and sip warm beverages.
I await your comments. There will be a quiz next Thursday. 😉 Cheers, Diane
Posted on a sunny, cold winter day in central Virginia 2017.
home, garden, life 
Diane, I have strolled through a few and will check more as I have the time. What I so enjoy – as always – is your wonderful photography. With all this nasty weather and seemingly endless winter I have failed to bring my camera with me, but it’s something we both should do, if for no other reason that we enjoy it!! Stay warm …
Jeanne
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Amen sister!
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What a lovely idea, the perfect way to while away a stolen hour or so. I’m still procrastinating even though the tax man cometh!
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Diane, Thank you for reposting your photos & accompanying text. They are all a welcome break from what has been a nasty week in this area.
Good luck, Joe Old barns have a mystique about them. The interior framing geometry & craftsmanship of these structures is ( to me ) fascinating. My favorite photo of yours is the barn with the red bicycle( not shown in this series.). Bicycle framing & barn framing have a lot in common.
Spring is coming & I hope you have a better May at the market than you did last year. Good luck, Joe
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Joe, I hope at the bottom of each page, you clicked on “older posts” as there are a dozen or more “the thing about” posts.
Yes this weather is a bear, and all my blueberries are toast due to the February hot weather coaxing full blooms. So glad that I am not a fruit farmer…20’s for the past four nights…ugh! Glad that your snow missed us here. Happy spring, damn it!
Thanks for your continued comments. Diane
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