Hello Readers. This is the second time I have been able to join in with Su’s virtual tea party and because it is also B’s “#kindasquare” month, all the images are square. … I am serving up some cashews at today’s tea party. Yes, there are other options for snacking – so do check out some other … More October Virtual Tea Party, Trent’s Weekly Smile, & #kindasquare Day 15 too
Happy Monday Readers, It is time for Monday Morning Blooms – or “three kind of similar buds” on this Monday 🙂 – and connecting with Day 5 for Kinda-square Full view: ___ Today’s Blog Reflection (because it is Reflect-ober after all) Years ago – ART was a very popular topic here at Priorhouse blog. Art, … More Red Geranium Buds & Quotes by O’Keeffe, Matisse, & Rothko (#Kindasquare Day 5)
Happy Monday Readers, It is time for Monday Morning Blooms. This time with a little research about why gardening is good for mental health. Many of us know this already (and linking to Trent’s weekly smile because gardening brings a smile) but there is empirical support for this garden and improved mental health connection. I had to make a video about … More Monday Morning Blooms – Research about Gardening for Mental Health
Happy Monday Readers, It is time for Monday Morning Blooms. Both of City Sonnet’s color challenges match my post today – colors and letters: “wild rose color shade” photo a day: “creative” There is a hint of mild, wild rose shade in the cherry blossoms. Our “hanging in there cherry tree” bloomed in early April this … More Monday Morning Cherry Blossoms – from Richmond and D.C.
This week, the Lens-Artist’s theme invites us to share photos from “at-home” mode. Decided to share some Monday Morning Blooms. ___ _____ Last at-home photo to share: Niacin Flushing >>> ___ Closing with a little humor Hope you have a great Monday CARE TO JOIN in with the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge and share some … More Monday Morning Blooms (Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #94) +NIACIN FLUSHING
This week, the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge is to share some morning photos while adapting to the “new normal” of COVID-19. Today’s photos are all from Virginia. We have been staying home to do our part to flatten the curve. However, last week we went to pick something up and had a walk around – so I grabbed some photos. __ ___ … More Street Shots while Social Distancing (Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #93)
This week, the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge theme is Reflection. Usually archive photos come in handy when photo challenge themes come out. However, this weekend we had the chance to visit a small little local park and grabbed photos for the “reflection” theme. … A little later in the day – after we visited this small park… I told … More Canned Soup Kinda Park (Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #86)
Monday. The start of the week for many. And this is Day 9 of the Priorhouse countdown to 2020. Now you know I am cleaning out folders, right? Trying to get a few things cleaned up as I finish off a “to-do” list. So today… more leftover images. This first one was in a folder … More DYING QUESTIONS (2020 Countdown Day 9)
The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge this week invited bloggers to “fill the frame” (here) For my entry, I have more photos from Alabama. First, this flower from a rest area: Let’s fill the frame as Patti suggested: An employee saw me taking a photo of that first flower. She went out of her way to come over … More Filling the Frame in Alabama (Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #66)
After visiting with my blog friend Trent, and seeing his weekly smile challenge, I thought about what has made me smile every day for the last ten days. This colorful bouquet of flowers: __ This pink carnation broke off (but it was not missed at all – the bunch was pretty full) The carnation sure … More Wednesday Weekly Smile – (Flowers & DIRT CURE Book Part 1)
Happy Monday Readers, City Sonnet’s color today is Lemon (here) and so here are lemony-yellow blooms. Here is the Emily Dickinson poem for this post: The Way to Know the Bobolink (popular songbird in the 1800s in Massachusetts and Dickinson calls the Bobolink the “bird of birds”): List of Emily Dickinson’s 1,775 Poems HERE Slideshow with some … More Monday Morning Blooms: Lemony-Yellow (& Dickinson’s Bobolink Poem)
Happy Monday Readers, The Snowball Bush is today’s featured bloom. __ Some Blues…. Blue Blooms: Blues Vibe Music: The song for this post is Sean McConnell’s song, “I Don’t Want to Know” McConnell’s “I Don’t Want to Know” song starts with the harmonica and seemed to fit this “bloom and … More Monday Morning Blooms with a Splash of Blues
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