Hello Monday. As usual, I have plans to get so much done this week. With the end of the garden season closing in, I need to clean up the vege beds and haul the vines over to the compost collector. My usual routines keep me busy and I want to put up some of the fall decor. That means a climb to the attic. Be quiet my aching bones, I'm just telling you right now. I want to spend some quality time with my camera, my Sister just linked me to a great looking photography site. I'll explore and report back. Anyhoooo, instead I borrowed these from someone else, someone much better with a lens than I. I am determined to spend a minimum of 1 to 2 hours sewing, every day. I must be the one to mandate that time for myself. How did that sound? Is it convincing? So enjoy this little photo journey through Provence.
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| There are so many beautiful places in this world, don't you wish you could visit them all? |
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| I'm here today, watching this talented (muscular) gentleman work his magic with shears, I am out of sight, with a chilled beverage in hand. |
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| As I walked the pebbled roadside I came upon this divine field of Lavender, Provence is like that, beauty at every turn. |
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| Dancing from another viewpoint, how can you not just smile when you see these glorious sunflowers? |
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| What can I say, late August with sunlight filtering on the rock face. |
OK, come on back, I just had a little mind-trip there. Reality strikes. It is bug season on my front porch. Listen to me, nasty, evil looking spiders have moved into the shutters and their webs have captured a multitude of winged and crawling things. Can't have that. Job one today. Clear that out and scrub! Do they have these dreadful situations in Provence?
Alert, a small herd of deer just walked past my dining room window. The hill behind my house has a concourse that is actually a critter highway.
All this
Flight of Ideas nonsense is just an intro into one of my favorite French Themed Blogs.
A Beautiful French Blog Kristin of French Word a Day will give you French lessons and charm you with snippets of life. Love it.
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Gratuity Moment: when I think about it, I am happy that I have so much to do. Seeing so many ill and/or elderly persons sitting about with nothing to do, or nothing they can do and no plans for their Monday ahead. I am thankful.
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