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Africantapestry
- Two chickens and a dog in oil. March 9, 2017We have had rainy weather lately, not to mentions storms causing trees to fall and roofs to fly.I am eager to get outdoors to paint plein air, bu in the meantime I honed my skills a bit with animal painting. My chickens, Omelette and Rembrandt and our German shepherd Lindiwe. Omelette oil on board, 30x40cm […]
Myfrenchkitchen
- Carrot, apple and cumin soup. January 16, 2017I saw a post on Instagram a while back. It was a recipe and I can’t remember what it was. What I do remember, is that it had an enormous list of ingredients, which probably explains why I can’t remember the dish. Sometimes I think my food is totally boring and déja vu, but when…
Vivienbphotos
- Digital manipulation of images in photoshop:4 October 20, 2011Another one in the series of work based on my daughter and her belongings.
Loriskoogfarm
- Not Much... September 21, 2017Whoa! Was it ever foggy/misty this morning! Can you see the horses? We have been giving away butternut squash and still have a lot more.After chores I put it all in one place and will be looking for homes. I did not leave the farm today. Worked on a couple of current projects and then made myself the same lunch I had a couple times last week.Tomatoes/cucum […]
Grey horse matters
- CutenessI had this little one visit us the other day. The dogs were outside and barking up a storm and when I went to investigate this little cutie was what had their tails in a twist. Well, Ginger doesn’t have a tail but Nikita does. Ginger was being brave while she had back up and barking from atop the patio while Nikita was down close to the baby. Neither one […]
Garden envy
- Château de Chenonceau: A Tale Of Two GardensThis stunning castle,Château de Chenonceau, is like a fairy tale. It gracefully straddles the River Cher in the Loire Valley region of France.The corridor that spans across the riverIt was a cloudy day in May, 2016, when I visited Chenonceau, a castle I had heard so much about. I found it to be both gorgeous and fascinating--not only because of its' loc […]
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Creatingnaturejournals
- Creating our Basenji Tribute Page September 4, 2017
Chickens on the road
- In Georgia’s Kitchen August 25, 2017This is what Georgia’s kitchen looks like these days. Georgia died three years ago. As those of you who’ve been here know, her son–my cousin Mark–passed away in July, suddenly. These days, his wife Sheryl is working hard to get Georgia’s house renovated. It’s been sitting empty for three years. It’s been a big cleanout […]
Its a small town life
- Thankful Thursday September 21, 2017Thankful today for great views on my way to work each morning. Yesterday I received an alert on my cell phone for dense fog. Score! I packed up my camera and set out toward town. I took a few shots only to discover, when I came home, that I didn't have my memory card in the camera. What to do? Get over it and press on.....what else is there to do? […]
Living simply
- Clivias, and BronchitisMy Clivias flowered right through winter (weird, right?) and some of the flowers show a bit of frost damage.The later flowers, like the ones below that started flowering last week, are a gorgeous colour and large and healthy.Now, of course, I'm looking forward to the "rose hips" seeds, which also make the most beautiful display post-flowering. […]
Edprescott
- Wordless Wednesday October 12, 2016
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