Unbelievably (!), when life becomes full, blogging is usually the first thing to go. Imagine things like meals, school, deadlines, dirty clothes, and research papers taking precedence! But I miss the consistent reflection of the living of life. I love the way images can evoke the memory of the moment lived--like a quick snatch of a song caught in a breeze.
A few melodies from the past month...
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| An article for Newnan Coweta Magazine on the charming foxglove (Digitalis purpurea). |
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| Another article for the garden issue on a friend, and fellow artist, whose home and garden so beautifully illustrate the melding and outworking of the strengths of marriage between a man and a woman. |
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 to the Georgia Aquarium followed by an afternnoon of legislation at the Capitol. |
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| A weekend in Macon with the winning Science Olympiad Team. |
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| What do you do to celebrate 95 years? A lovely lunch planned with 20+ dear friends. I was in charge of the centerpieces. |
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| And always in the midst of everything...teaching and learning...at home and with my 9th grade class. |
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| The luncheon... |
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A gift of a Cherokee Rose to mark her 95 years. Isn't she amazing? Finally... the other thing that has been keeping me busy--- preparing for my upcoming exhibit at Sacred Heart Cultural Center. This is my "gallery" in my home. In the center is a landscape with my Second Born, Neice, and Nephew on one of their many walks down the beach at Cape San Blas . It is flanked by the botanicals that will go into the show. Whew! |
