View from my study window towards the pond and driveway beyond.
View from the bedroom looking at the great room. Compost bin is there buried in snow.
View for the bedroom looking over perennial garden towards the glen.
Monday, March 2, 2009
SNOW
View from my study window towards the pond and driveway beyond.View from the bedroom looking at the great room. Compost bin is there buried in snow.View for the bedroom looking over perennial garden towards the glen.
Do Birds take Turns?
It's a snowy, wintry day and my bird feeders are very popular. But watching the drama out there makes me wonder if the birds have a pecking order and take turns.
What do you think?
Cardinals waiting their turn?
Next stop before the feeder?
What about juncos?
Another Book Finished
This book club I'm in is really inspiring me to read more which I'm liking a lot. The latest book is one the book club read last year and was highly recommended. I found it at the library and just finished it even though I haven't started the book for the next meeting on March 20th.
Anyway the book is "The Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls. It's a heart wrenching life story of her growing up with terribly self centered parents who definitely marched to the beat of their own drummers and not in step with each other or with any concern for their 4 children.
My parents lived in West Virginia for awhile in the 80s and 90s which is where this book takes place for the second half of the writer's childhood. My mom would volunteer at a thrift shop and told us of families that would come in periodically to get clothing because it was cheaper (or free) than using the laundromat. Thrift shops and hand-me-downs were Jeannette's source of clothing through high school.
I'll let the writer speak for herself. Here she is on youtube
Anyway the book is "The Glass Castle" by Jeannette Walls. It's a heart wrenching life story of her growing up with terribly self centered parents who definitely marched to the beat of their own drummers and not in step with each other or with any concern for their 4 children.
My parents lived in West Virginia for awhile in the 80s and 90s which is where this book takes place for the second half of the writer's childhood. My mom would volunteer at a thrift shop and told us of families that would come in periodically to get clothing because it was cheaper (or free) than using the laundromat. Thrift shops and hand-me-downs were Jeannette's source of clothing through high school.
I'll let the writer speak for herself. Here she is on youtube