Hello friends. My computer is in the shop and I am writing this on my new mobile device. (Bye nice Blackberry keyboard, hi Instagram.) I haven't figured out how to access my cw email or your blogs on this thing, or reply to comments, but I will catch up with you soon.
There are lilacs blooming and lilies of the valley and viburnum. Rabbits are frolicking and I am reading Wind in the Willows. I hope you have flowers and books nearby too. xo Jen
p.s. Sunday a.m., borrowing computer to reply here. Can't post from this one because my pictures are on my phone and computer. And I'm sure there's a way, but thinking about it make me tired...Can we go back to film and index cards and mail that requires a stamp? (just kidding. sort of.)
I still can't believe you let the Blackberry go, but then I don't know Instagram from anything.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and beautiful books. :)
Oh Rubye, I now feel like such a poser. (poseur?) but poor Blackberry had too much coffee and paint spilled on it went to Blackberry heaven. Though its body is still on my desk.
DeleteJen... Good luck with the new toy! For years my phone has been smarter than I am! I have, somewhat successfully, learned to use my iPad! I do enjoy Instagram and follow some of my Blogland friends there, too. Your flowers are so pretty and the stack of books, tempting! Enjoy! Susan
ReplyDeleteOddly enough, two have my sons have stopped using iphones and moved on to another brand of mobile device. (Where is the emotiocm that signals irony?) Are you on Instagram?
DeleteLilacs are very decorative. I love them !
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday :)
Thanks, Ela. I need to go look at your bird pictures!
DeleteHello Jen,
ReplyDeleteOh dear the trauma of learning how to us a new piece of technological equipment.....good luck!
However, we can identify so much more happily with the Lilac and the stack of books just waiting to be read. Bliss.
Hope you are having a relaxing and enjoyable weekend!
There's no question that if I had to choose between books and mobile devices, books (in their corporeal form) would win.
DeleteSomeone gave me an IPad. i seem to be stuck on the Kindle app and just keep reading book after book. It's great for bedtime reading since the screen is illuminated.
ReplyDeleteEventually I'll get around to all it's other capabilities for for now I'm just reading.
Yay! you're on Instagram!
xo J
My son reads his kindle books on his iphone while on the subway. My two reasons for iphone: Instagram (already addicted) and the flashlight app.
DeleteWhich W in the W are you reading? I'm in love with the new-ish version by Candlewick Press - it's big with yummy illustrations. I might just pull it down and look at the pictures this morning!!! Welcome to Instagram!!!
ReplyDeleteGrossett Dunlap Junior Library, illus, by Dick Cuffari--wonder if they're the same. I want to live there.
DeleteLilacs, Lilies-of -the-Valley, and The WInd in the WIllows! And the wonderful scent of Vibernum - perfect. I think my favorite chapter in Wind is the Piper at the Gates of Dawn, pure magic. My book is one of the old Thrushwood Books. Now I want to read it again.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I love about blogs - sharing such good thoughts. Thanks!
Mary
Now I want to go looking at all the editions. I just bought and early edition of All of Kind of a Family because the cover took me back to my childhood--it was a touchstone book for me.
DeleteHello Jen, With books in addition to flowers and other springtime attraction, I guess this is as good a time as any to relinquish your computer for a while.
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, I hope you get it back soon.
--Jim
It's always good to go without it for a while. (She writes from a borrowed computer.) Hope you are having a good spring!
DeleteHope your computer is fixed soon. Mine went berzerk this week too but my IT guy at work fixed it, I owe him lunch. No Instagram for me, it's enough that I text people. Enjoy the spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteComputer is back (on a Sunday no less) so I can do FITH tomorrow!
DeleteYour lilacs look beautiful! Hope your computer will be repaired soon.
ReplyDeleteHappy week,
Madelief x
Thanks, Madelief. My computer is back, so now I can look at your garden!
DeleteI adore lilacs and the scent is so beautiful. We went to visit Hidcote manor garden in the week and there were lilac trees there, the air was heavy with the beautiful fragrance.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds amazing.
DeleteHi, Jen. You are good at posting without PC, wow! I love your pics and I have read 1/3 of Wind in the Willows. It's charming story, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHave a good time!
ha, good luck with all the new technology :)
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