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Finding my home from the West Coast to the Midwest
There's No Place Like Home
A Letter From Home
Dear Family & Friends:
I do not mean for this blog to take the place of old fashioned communication. Telephone calls and hand-written notes are always a delight to give and receive. However, with my increasingly busy schedule, it is not often that I'm able to do these things. This is my way of keeping in touch with you from over 2000 miles away...
Welcome! I hope you enjoy your visit here. My door is always open.
Embraces,
Michelle
I do not mean for this blog to take the place of old fashioned communication. Telephone calls and hand-written notes are always a delight to give and receive. However, with my increasingly busy schedule, it is not often that I'm able to do these things. This is my way of keeping in touch with you from over 2000 miles away...
Welcome! I hope you enjoy your visit here. My door is always open.
Embraces,
Michelle
P.S.
By the way, noticing the slight increase on the count of hits on this site, I'd like to think that there may be anonymous visitors who stop by here too. So just in case, this may be a good time to say, "hello" and extend my welcome!
Come over and stay awhile
Notes from me include: life at home on Linwood, my admiration for all things French, experiencing town and country living in my neck of the woods, my hubby's ongoings, merriments, my love for the arts and style, inspirational thoughts and creations by my busy hands, our careers, journeys, and many more.
Keeping you posted
- A Land of Plenty (24)
- All Things French (36)
- Art and Style (43)
- At Home on Linwood (71)
- Be Inspired (46)
- Career Day (7)
- Gone Wandering (65)
- Just for Fun (56)
- Library (18)
- Sweet Soirée (52)
- The Mister (10)
- Town and Country (17)
Journal Reading
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May
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- Go Wings!
- Designers and their Muse
- Carrie On
- Cloud Nine
- Emotional Baggage
- Love in the afternoon
- Breaking the Mold
- The Art of Seduction
- No Shrinking Violet
- Carrie-d Away
- Stairway to Heaven
- If thou must love me...
- Will You Marry Me?
- I Do
- The One
- Strategic Planning
- Vous êtes invité!
- Country Living
- Lilacs & Lilies of the Valley
- A Private Moment
- The List
- Joyeux Anniversaire!
- Nursing is an art...
- Please Come In...
- Horses, Horses, Horses
- Forty four, Forty, and a Horse
- Grace, Beauty, Spirit, and Fire
- Surprise!
- Infectious Smile
- A Path Found
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May
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3 comments:
i love how lilacs smell and especially the color, its soo pretty...oh and i also love hydrangeas, do you grow an array of flowers in your garden ate???
I do have a few flowering plants which we mostly inherited from the previous owners. We've cleaned up the plantings quite a bit (recycling them by giving it to some of our neighbors)since the little land that we have was filled with all sorts of craziness! Since then, I've been trying to maintain an edible garden, so majority of our plantings are herbs, berries, and vegetables. I'll make sure to share more pictures of them here.
By the way, I love hydrangeas too and will attempt to plant them this spring. They're your Ate Jean's favorite (my BFF: ).
oh sweet, your very own organic garden...are you and k.pat keeping up w/a healthy diet???
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