I went exploring today to see if I could find some blue, grey, and white hues for PS2.0 before March ends and we move on to green, yellow, and pink in April and May.
After you left me a comment, of course I had to cruise your blog. So far my favorite part has been these barn/outdoor pictures. These are the little things that many people don't get to see in their lives. Nothing fancy, but beautiful nonetheless. We have much the same: old stairs and worn barn boards, a chicken here or there, a can with feed in it, a wide open evening sky. So maybe I just like it because it feels like home to me.
"One thing was certain, that the white kitten had had nothing to do with it--it was the black kitten's fault entirely." (L. Carroll, Through the Looking Glass)
I'm Yankee-Born and Southern-Raised, which makes me kind of Southern Gothic (in the old literary sense of the word). After 15 years in the Big Apple, I spent 4 years on a farm in Michigan raising chickens and llamas and learning to spin, knit, and needle-felt. Now I'm back home in NYC with my much-beloved spouse and one crazy tortiseshell cat. You can also find me on Ravelry.com as okitten.
5 comments:
I love where you live!!! That's a great photo of the hitching post.
I put the meme up on my blog...boy do I have some catching to do!
What pretty stones you have around your place and a lovely twilight photo, too.
I love the old hitching post!
mtnhd... what great pics!
After you left me a comment, of course I had to cruise your blog. So far my favorite part has been these barn/outdoor pictures. These are the little things that many people don't get to see in their lives. Nothing fancy, but beautiful nonetheless. We have much the same: old stairs and worn barn boards, a chicken here or there, a can with feed in it, a wide open evening sky. So maybe I just like it because it feels like home to me.
And I like the cats, too, of course.
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