Tag: Tulips
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tulips garden
gratitude gardenwhere colourful dreams lay downthe tenderness floats Many years ago we seeded a few tulip bulbs around our maple tree, just in case they decided to show up, not much care, a few digs and the bulbs were laid to rest. It was a cold October day, and I didn’t want to go outside, […]
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spring has sprung
Spring is finally here on my side of the world. Flowers, rain, fresh rain, birds, Earth fragrance. Nature is having a party loaded with beauty. The first flowers in my garden are tulips, my favourite spring flowers. The public gardens in my neighbourhood have lots of them, each one prettier than the other. It’s such […]
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Yellow beauty
yellow catching my breath mellow sunshine and summer welcoming radiant days freedom and lightness the beans of power bitter and hot, delicious at the crack of dawn snowflakes and freezing on my doorsteps, going out hat, scarf, gloves and boots Lots of tulips at the grocery store last weekend! All colours, spring was in the […]
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Bright Obsession
Tulips. They are my obsession right now. I can’t walk by them without stopping and taking a photo. This photo was taken yesterday in a nearby park. Bright Square
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Spring
Finally it’s here. The season of flowers. It’s a beautiful morning in my part of the world, birds are singing and the sun is shining. Happy new season to you!
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Noticing # 100
Breathe in. Breathe out. 100 posts on Noticing! I did it! I stopped, noticed and registered moments A photo, a few words, and that moment has been frozen in time Not sure if I’ll keep up with it I’ll join some challenges again Open up space, pause to grow Thank you that followed my moments […]
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Noticing # 95
Color therapy. Pink and yellow, self love and happiness on my kitchen counter. Noticing the simplicity of being at this moment.
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Noticing # 93
I like to use vintage paper on my art pages and hubby has given me 3 of his old math books. The top one was published in 1960! Their pages have that yellowish vintage tone and lots of formulas and diagrams. I really want to torn them apart, but I’m not brave enough to do […]
Tea & Paper 