Weren't we just talking about spring and flowers? I awoke to snow this morning and begin to think of nature not as a mother, but as a mischievous child. As I drink my coffee and look at the steep wooded hills, bluestone slabs and waterfall view I fantasize about building a painting studio. Look here on Tiny House Swoon at the one made from old windows, and enjoy all three pages of tiny swoon-worthy house pictures.
Jen
We didn't get so much as a flake here in Catskill, so I'm envious...and adore your description of Nature as michievous child!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you have snow since we are in the 80's here.
ReplyDeleteI like Deek's cabin. All the little houses are perfect for my sort of life. I like small spaces and don't even use the bedroom in my present house except for the closet. I also live alone though.
ha, we had snow tonight as well, for about an hour, and it didn't stick to the ground. still, I hear you. kind of weird after the past couple of really warm and sunny weeks!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!!
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And I thought spring had arrived! Hope we dont get any more snow over here in UK.
ReplyDeleteSwooning:-) snow? rats!
ReplyDeleteSpring weather is unstable...here it's cherry blossoms' season, though I couldn't find any flower and when I stay at home I need heater. I like your way of enjoying Nature very much.
ReplyDeleteQuite a contrast from there to here. Today was a beautiful, warm Palm Sunday in South Georgia. The azaleas and dogwoods continue blooming ... it's a beautiful world wherever you are... enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI love your description of nature as a mischievous child. That makes me feel a bit more patient with it all. The tiny houses are wonderful! I hope you have your painting studio soon. Thank you for your encouraging comment about the boys.
ReplyDeleteMy Granny always used to say that you can expect snow until May! Hope not! Julie xxx
ReplyDeleteLucky!
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