Happy birthday continual celebration Kathryn!! We’ve been making kites out of tyvek during this windy season here and it’s been a fun playful project. I am really amazed at how many kids these days know that song from Mary Poppins, ‘let’s go fly a kite! ‘ love it!
Oh, I love hearing about this - there is something so simple yet magical about kites. I made them with silk and cyanotype when I was in San Diego. And Mary Poppins is a favorite in our house. Thanks for the spark of joy.
The two stands of brave Iris have opened their blossoms in the still cool of spring. I visit all the plants daily as a means of communication with all that is not on a screen.
Two birds come to the bedroom bay window--one now each morning punctual and insistent, knocking against the glass with a sliver of nest-building material in its beak. How I welcome this.
This is beautiful - I too have been visiting plants daily - it is the season where they change so much one day to another - that sweet William is now part of a cluster of open flowers. We have had doves visiting our window sills, I love their cooing.
Kathryn thanks for your words and picture of Sweet William, just lovely. As you prepare for next phase of your book, a huge undertaking, I have you in my prayers.❤️
Happy birthday continual celebration Kathryn!! We’ve been making kites out of tyvek during this windy season here and it’s been a fun playful project. I am really amazed at how many kids these days know that song from Mary Poppins, ‘let’s go fly a kite! ‘ love it!
Oh, I love hearing about this - there is something so simple yet magical about kites. I made them with silk and cyanotype when I was in San Diego. And Mary Poppins is a favorite in our house. Thanks for the spark of joy.
Beautiful xxx
Thank you
The two stands of brave Iris have opened their blossoms in the still cool of spring. I visit all the plants daily as a means of communication with all that is not on a screen.
Two birds come to the bedroom bay window--one now each morning punctual and insistent, knocking against the glass with a sliver of nest-building material in its beak. How I welcome this.
This is beautiful - I too have been visiting plants daily - it is the season where they change so much one day to another - that sweet William is now part of a cluster of open flowers. We have had doves visiting our window sills, I love their cooing.
Of course, we find hope in the parallel experience of nature becoming near by, as do all your readers. Thank you for gathering us.
Kathryn thanks for your words and picture of Sweet William, just lovely. As you prepare for next phase of your book, a huge undertaking, I have you in my prayers.❤️
Thank you Barbara.
That Sweet William is stunningly beautiful!!!
Thank you - it's the first to open in what will become a little cluster of flowers on that stem. I love watching them emerge.