crows in the back garden
It's still winter here. Sigh. Snow and ice and cold.
I'm a bit wound up this early morning. In a good way. It has been a week of busyness, of rushing around, of excitement poppytalk (scroll down to see us), then even more excitement - how design 2 hours, last night, of telephone brainstorming with my tres creative and fav nephew Michael who's workin' on building his own Empire and lots + lots more full throttle building of my own (CE). Oh yeah ! and a morning spent hangin' out in the din of teenagers in their art classes at the high school. Holy Cow ! they're loud ! (and quite sweet & tres fascinating) says the girl who spends her days with the mostly mute les Chats & Missy D.
This morning I'll be brief 'cause I really want to get goin' and have a lovely long relaxed walk with Winnie Dixon before I get back to this old brick house and tackle the first item on la list - cleaning up this very messy teak topped desk and getting ready to begin another new day.
You go, Girl... full throttle indeed! Have a lovely, busy day.
ReplyDeleteLove the crow picture, I know it's a color photo but it's so black and white.
ReplyDeleteI love the perk of the long dog walk. Keeps the cobwebs from collecting in the brainpan.
I am glad you are energized to begin another day. I feel like that only in Winter. That picture is lovely. I love crows.
ReplyDeletep.s. I love that photo too.
ReplyDeleteI've got crows too. They hang about here during the day and fly off at dusk to roost at Mount Saint Vincent.
ReplyDeleteBy next week the snow should be gone again:)
When our youngest was home for spring break, he and his brother hung out at the manor quite a bit. We had forgotten how loud they can get...loud music, loud TV and loud talking...in a good way, of course. We had just adjusted to the quietness of the empty nest. Man, it made me feel old!
ReplyDeleteNot old, professionally experienced.
ReplyDeleteI still live in a pretty loud environment, I guess that's why I appreciate the quiet that I do get. The snow and crows look lovely, if chilly. Hope you're having a wonderful day! :)
ReplyDeletei think the crows are hanging around the back garden thinking the same thing as you -- will this winter ever end? it's such a story-telling kind of photo!
ReplyDeleteI love the photo, and it looks so different from what I see out my own window. Spring is here with all her handmaidens busily dressing all the trees with green. Edward and Apple had baths yesterday, so all is spring-green, fresh and furry.
ReplyDeleteAnd, you're right...teenagers are loud!
WHEN WILL YOU HEAR FROM YOUR BLOODWORK?
ReplyDeletewinter is pretty- but I am soooo ready for spring!
ReplyDeleteeBeth