Author Archives: Carol

First I must tell you that I am not a cryer. Most of the time, I am pretty stoic. Not to say I am without passion, but I do not readily display my feelings for the world to see. Today, … Continue reading →

Cee has posted this week’s challenge to Share our Worlds. Try it, you’ll like it! 1. Do you like winter, or not, and why? I like winter. For the month of December, then it should go away. At least be … Continue reading →

I am sitting on my front deck in capris and a tank top, because we are having incredible weather for May. It is 80 here, with a very gentle breeze. The birds are busy, eating and filling the air with … Continue reading →

This is the second part of the post I stole this from Lisa at Peripheral Perceptions who stole it from Ramblin’ with Roger. Read at your own risk! 26: What was your favorite car­toon growing up? The Roadrunner – then … Continue reading →

I stole this from Lisa at Peripheral Perceptions who stole it from Ramblin’ with Roger. You probably think I have an incessant need to share about me, but I think it just looks like a lot of fun! 1: What … Continue reading →

Woo Hoo! Last week, in jest, I suggested a question Cee should ask as part of my answer to her question regarding what I always take with me wherever I go. This week she used that question! I am honored! … Continue reading →

As the sun rises over the hill in the east on this Sunday morning, I sit in my chair, by my window, with my cup of coffee. I watch the swallows carrying nesting materials into the houses, the hummingbird flitting … Continue reading →

I missed it last week, and am scrambling to get in before this week ends. It is time to play with Cee and her challenge to share one more time. 1. What is your favorite animal? Based on Cee’s answer … Continue reading →

The aka for this post is “Birds and Blooms”, with this particular post being the Birds (amongst some blooms) portion. The American Goldfinch is such a welcome spot of brightness in the landscape. I never grow tired of seeing them, … Continue reading →