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Tag Archives: fences
Yes, Spring Has Arrived
In case you’re wondering by looking at my snow-filled home page, Spring has arrived at last. The last bit of snow melted off the yard on St. Patrick’s Day and the trees burst into bloom with a pollen shower that … Continue reading
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Tagged fences, gardens, red tulips, single tulip, Spring, spring flowers, tulip by fence
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River Walk – Back to Berries
While at the start of the walk I looked closely and pondered, the end of the walk was about getting back, and my view became more global. The snowberries were like a festival of lanterns beckoning me along the fenced … Continue reading
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Tagged berries, fences, snowberry, tangled, wild plants, wooden fences
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Lurking in the Shadows
I started my new @NaNoWriMo novel just after midnight last night. The first 456 words came easily and were like bright and colorful lights coming out of the shadows. I can hardly wait to discover the rest of the story! … Continue reading
Posted in Community, nature, writing
Tagged Fall, fences, light and shadows, nanowrimo, shadows, starting a novel
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March 29/16 is Come out to Play says the black cat
If only I could join him right now! Snow/hail/thundersnow/rain has passed, and it is the most delicious of Spring days today… I’m naming each day this year to remember that each has a unique character. Today is: Come Out to … Continue reading
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Tagged black cats, cat on a fence, cats, fences, spring flowers, weathered wood
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Scene 07-04 Soooo Hot!
Outlaw found a shady spot where he could stretch out and sleep. He was sooo hot he only opened his eyes from his nap for one long stare.
Scene 01-12 Finding the Light
Like this determined and bright little rhododendron branch, I am always seeking the splashes of sunshine between the long shadows of winter. The Pacific Northwest is known for its skies of grey, but also for its abundant living green.
sheri j kennedy ~ Riverside 