This is my new little bird. He is a Hermit Thrush.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Mysterious
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
Trivia Monday
Sunday, April 19, 2009
What do you do when it Rains?
I go to the book store. Maggie Ann over at Knitting Kat read the books Annie's People by Beverly Lewis so I found book 1 to start. I can't remember who's blog had The Pilot's Wife. I found this book on the 5.00 table. The Quilter's Homecoming by Jennifer Chiaverini. I like it so well I am going to try her other books. (Elm Creek Quilts series'' neatly stitches together social drama and the art of quilting") Made me want to get busy on more hand stitching.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
''Till He Come!''
Friday, April 17, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Old Wood Barn's
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
A new Visitor
This Barn Owl woke me at 12:45 last night . It sounded like it was in the room with me .
After I knew what it was I looked out my window but could not see it. Hey it was dark out side so I got these photos from the web to show you.
We have lots of farm land around us with old barns so I don't know why I was so surprised. We also had a beautiful Red head Woodpecker at the feeder late yesterday but when we opened the door he went up in the tree so I didn't get a picture ,but I will if he comes back (I hope.)
We have lots of farm land around us with old barns so I don't know why I was so surprised. We also had a beautiful Red head Woodpecker at the feeder late yesterday but when we opened the door he went up in the tree so I didn't get a picture ,but I will if he comes back (I hope.)
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
Oak Apples
The Mystery has been solved by A Brit in Tennessee. Go to web site http://www.jmu.eda/biology/k12/galls/oakapp.htm
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Trivia Monday
Easter Monday in Canada
People would add fragrant oil or perfume to the Easter Monday water that they brough home from church, and then use this water to sprinkle and bless their food, pet, garden, and homes.
On Easter Monday morning , men would wake their wives with a spritz of the perfumed Easter water as they whispered,( may you never wither.)
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Low in the Grave He Lay
Music in The Spring 1910
"That Bright Spring Day" An April Love Song By Alfredo BarbirolliWe have these Summer Delights for you Ready-Made Apparel Enlarge to see the cost.
A Company Luncheon and flour to make a lovely pastry and the lard to go with it on the right side of page.
This will be the last of my 99 year old Woman's Home Companion until next year when it is 100 years old. Hope you enjoyed it . This was sent by mail to Mrs. Mary G. Dutton in Barton Vt
Friday, April 10, 2009
Easter Bonnet's 1910
The New Tailored Suit of Silk to ware your New Bonnet with. Enlarge to see hats.
We have Shirt Waist Hat with smart upturned brim.. The new Turban to wear with tailored suits. How about the characteristic spring shape rose trimmed hat. White hat to wear with Lingerie dress. Black Gainsborough with corded taffeta facing.The hat of shirred black chiffon with rose petals. The New and Best Spring Hats.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Garden 1910
Old -Time Gardens of the Connecticut Valley. Enlarge to see the plan. On the left we have the pathway with Green hedges of box. Below that is the summerhouse with gilt eagle atop. This is the garden of Boxwood. Below that is the stone drinking fountain for the birds in the Starkey garden. Now in the middle bottom of page we have three garden plans . The Barnard garden with two circular beds and straight walk . Next is the old Starkey garden On the side name the plants in each lay out. Top garden are the plans for the Allen garden. All beds are raised and there is a fountain in the center. Top mid of page is the complete planting of the Keyes garden. A key to the planting may be found at the bottom of the page at the left.
On the right side of page is picture of the Keyes garden laid out some seventy years ago. That would have been in 1840. Middle of the right is a lattice arch covered with vines that forms the entrance. Last a summerhouse built in 1797, this old five-cornered summerhouse still stands now that was 1910.
If I had the money and land I would love to recreate each garden.
On the right side of page is picture of the Keyes garden laid out some seventy years ago. That would have been in 1840. Middle of the right is a lattice arch covered with vines that forms the entrance. Last a summerhouse built in 1797, this old five-cornered summerhouse still stands now that was 1910.
If I had the money and land I would love to recreate each garden.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Easter 1910
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
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