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There is a small, rather soggy field that our neighborhood calls “the common ground.” A group of trees and wet grasses are dead center, the denser woods are on three sides, and the road on the fourth.
Rainbows seem a bit mystical to me. They suddenly appear, sometimes vivid and other times faint. Always colorful and strategically placed for anyone who looks to see them in the sky.
Recently I had the pleasure of visiting the Chrysler Museum which was hosting “The Raven and the Box of Daylight.”
If you love to travel this may not be the blog for you. Then again, if you like to travel but hate the packing, it could be perfect.
So often when we try to learn something new, we gain as much, if not more, from the side lessons. I’ve actually started an art class. Yes, I am committed to learning how to properly paint using watercolor.
When we moved to our house a beautiful Japanese Maple tree lived right next to our deck. It provided lovely cooling shade, branches for bird houses, and beautiful fall color. It was not huge, but the shape was so perfect, it was full of life.