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The little details in life...


The delicate floral motif sprinkled on this baby's dress,
adds a touch of old fashioned charm, 
and loveliness to any day.

The gleam of a setting sun glows softly through slats in a humble but useful object- a laundy basket.

Knitted with love


texture and contrasting colors


winding spiral staircase in Kusadasi, Turkey 


Early morning light as seen through melted and then beveled- sand, limestone and soda ash, 
 usually refered to as glass.


"Yes, I live on 47th and Downing Road, number 3- 
the blue door with the lion door knocker. 
It is on your immediate left, 
you can't possibly miss it, 
oh do deliver the flowers as soon as you can, 
won't you?  Thanks very much, Cheerio then!" 
(imaginary phone call) 

Blue Door in Birmingham

Exposed to the elements.... 
weathered,
 aged gradually in thunderstorms, 
sweltering heat,  
cold in the winter....
 Factory doors on a warehouse in  the Turkish countryside



Freshly baked chocolate brownies and a "cuppa" tea.


Late afternoon reminiscences 


"Because all flesh is as grassand all the glory of man 
     as the flower of the grass. The grass withers, And its flower falls away, But the Word of the LORD endures FOREVER."                   

1 Peter 1: 24-2

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