flowers here and there
kites reaching toward blue skies
Posted by christina at 9:04 AM 17 comments
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Hello, Kim and PG, two of my favorite people in all the world.
I’m so honored, humbled and thrilled to be visiting you today!
I hope this week finds you both inspired and blooming!
Me? I'm digging in the dirt!
Posted by Kim Klassen at 1:06 PM 4 comments
Labels: all things heart and home, gardening, guest post, robin, texture
where do i begin?
i thought of placing my photograph first... at the top of this post. but then i realized, i have more to write and say than i have to show, and what i want to say is what i want to leave you strongly with this week.
"thank you" is only a small phrase i can use to tell you what is on my heart. i am beyond grateful that you guys asked me to be your first ever guest blogger! and although i know i will not be the last, i feel honored to have been here at all.
when you approached me and asked, i thought i'd better read the e-mail again. i was sure my eyes were playing tricks on me. i mean, i had been visiting here long enough to know that you guys are both really good photographers and writers, so i thought, "huh? they want me to blog with them?"
but then i realized something... the biggest reason i am {and ever have been} drawn to your blog is the friendship that seeps from every pore of it's blogging skin. that friendship is way down deep, and it just shows like a bright light. it kept me coming back every single time. {and kim, i have to thank you for leaving your comment on my flickr photo one day. otherwise, i might never have discovered your blog here.}
so i want you to know a couple of things. first, i'm very impressed with the real kindred-ness that exists between you two. like i said in the very first comment i ever left here, i felt funny commenting at first... almost like i was eaves dropping in on the conversation of two friends. but then i realized something else... you two so evidently want to share that spirit of kindred-ness with others and make new friends. i felt it instantly! i think there ought to be more friends like you!
secondly, i consider you both like angels. i really do. you both came into my life at just the perfect time. i really can't even explain it, but i truly felt a strange protection and peace come over me when we would interact... either via comments or in e-mails. and i felt it from both of you. you're both gifted with the art of encouragement. i hope you will always use that gift as you have. somehow i think that you will.
okay... now for the photo. it's actually two. the one on the left was taken by me. the one on the right was taken by my twin sister.
Posted by georgia b. at 9:06 PM 2 comments
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i'm going to have to say "chick flick". i have {like my mother and sisters, and a couple of my closest friends} fallen in love with the story of jane eyre. i've watched every film version that exists {i think seven or eight???}, and i've watched a couple of those versions probably ten times each. {the charlotte gainsbourg/william hurt version and the newest masterpiece theater version are the best, in my opinion... especially the latter. it is a MUST SEE!}
i also LOVE the anne of green gables series and any movie made from a jane austen book. i know, who doesn't, right???
woh, this is a loaded question! my husband calls me the "slob from slobovia". i know how to be neat and organized. and when i am, watch out! i'm almost OCD about where everything goes and how it should stay that way. but then somewhere along the way, i release that control, and i just let myself be. then i start to develop many piles of clutter. yikes! you have me baring my soul, here! :)
let's just say, in between. or both??? if that makes sense. *wink*
i LOVE this question. i think i would have to say anthony hopkins or daniel barenboim. {he was the director of the chicago symphony orchestra for years, and is also a renowned pianist, in case you were not sure.}
i think it is the second of the two, but i'm not sure, because i never paid attention. i'm not quite dainty enough to picture it being the second of the two, but i also dislike noise, so i can see it not being the first. you've got me curious now, and i think i will have to pay close attention next time i have teccino, coffee or tea. {all i know is i LOVE cream and sugar in all three.}
i can honestly say, it is having the chance to have met such beautiful and gifted women as yourselves and being allowed to be a part of your space over here this week. i mean it. i'm not just saying it 'cause you two are reading {or because you paid me that $50 to say it. *wink again*}. i am sincere when i say that it HAS been a blessing, and i AM grateful for it. {but more on that tonight when i post my farewell...}
love this question, too! i have to say, there are SO many i love. but the one i always go to and am always amazed by is bloom, grow, love. i ADORE her photography and her ability to write such short and sweet posts to go with her photos. every time i go visit, i'm blown away by her artistry. there is just something about her work that is magical to me. *sigh*
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