love the light in this photo
the blue of outside contrasted
with the soft yellow of indoors
the blue of outside contrasted
with the soft yellow of indoors
again..*sigh*
from the screen porch to the deck --
the pattern of the screen gave the photo a grayish look
the pattern of the screen gave the photo a grayish look
icicles under the deck -- we don't see them very oftenCool.
{no pun intended}
nandina berrieswe planted these bushes at the front of the mountain house
they remind me of where I grew up -- our house had two large, nandina bushes on either side of the front steps...
my mother cut the berries and used them in winter flower arrangements as well as decorated the tables with them for Christmas
*le sigh*
early next morning sun on the snow
barberry bush berries[in the warmer months, I weed around these bushes -- see the thorns? I hate them, but I love the way they look.]
I've have intended to post these pictures all week, but I have been busy.
Doing what, you ask?
Life.
I've been busy with life.
TYL
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These pictures are gorgeous! I'm a little jealous. Also Return to Me movie night soon?! Hopefully... I'll call you when I'm home :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures -- we have those thorny barberry bushes, too. They are gorgeous...but lethal for the weeder!
ReplyDeleteI love your home -- it's so inviting and cozy and warm -- those yellow walls, that fireplace! See...who's the stalker now?!
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ReplyDeleteOoooh, red berries. Ah, I have a passionate love affair going on with them.
ReplyDeleteShhh, don't tell my husband though. He thinks they're just a nice accent that I tend to "rely" on because imagination isn't my strong suit (when it comes to decorating). Little does he know. LOL.
And, TT, your house in the mountains is just lovely. Thanks for sharing the beauty.
I should have been there with you.
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