Showing posts with label crocuses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crocuses. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

subtle spring

sometimes spring can be very subtle
as it enters our world

sometimes the world seems almost silent when suddenly the leaves burst forth
one sees the robins gathering worms
sitting softly midst the grass
sometimes the first crocuses peek through

the dry hillside without any announcement

sometimes spring can be very subtle

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Dreaming for spring: Over the past days I have put together these journal pages as well as doing a video surrounding them and the idea of waiting for spring. One of the pictures on the video actually shows the journal on top of snow. I fear we may have snow for many weeks yet. If we are fortunate it will disappear sooner. If not, well, I'll just keep dreaming.




I had so much fun with these journal pages. I look forward to creating many more. And the next step will of course be canvases. I've one started, a flat canvas. I must see where I might take that.

dreaming for spring on buffet

dreaming watching waiting for spring


dreaming for spring left art journal page

I have also been adding items slowly to my etsy shop. Between writing descriptions, taking pictures, listing items, putting together videos, and trying to do my regular routine, sigh, there's little room for creating. Ah, creating. I will get to it, all in good time.


Thanks to everyone for the support through these times when I've had little room for visiting your lives. I do intend to get back to that. And thanks for any prayers that might be coming our way. They are so greatly appreciated.

Please remember to stop by my etsy at angelsdreams.

Now it's back to investigating - a place where I might get my photos enlarged. I hope to put many more photos on my etsy shortly.

Angels be with you in all your endeavours.
Wendy

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

Creekside - I missed the crocuses (as we know them - truly should be called pasqua flowers) this year at the farm. Only a few were still flowering when we visited on the weekend. However I am equally intrigued by these lovely critters that come after the flowers. This big imp sometimes wonders what it would be like to live always amidst nature. Hmmm.
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