Since we signed the contract on the sale of our current home, there has been a mad dash to start packing. Boxes are stacked in every corner and there is an air of mayhem right now. And as excited as I am about the move and our new place, I have found myself feeling nostalgic for our sweet little house.
One of my favorite things about this house is a huge heirloom Hydrangea that has grown to take up a huge area at the east side of our home. It's full of large flat leaves and beautiful blue and purple blooms. I know that when we move I'll miss my beautiful "snow ball" bush. We also have a ring of Tigerlillies. Each year they appear suddenly and even though they aren't around long, I love them. Tall and statuesque.
Yesterday after a visit with Cynical's family, I snuck outside and shot lots of photos of each group of flowers, my own little tribute to our first little house.
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Home is where the heart is
So sayeth
Ragged Around the Edges
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
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2 comments:
Can you take a cutting from the hydrangea with you? And some tiger lily, too?
It's always hard when you're leaving someplace that has memories, isn't it?
I was gonna suggest taking a cutting, too. I have a black thumb so have no idea how to do this, but my MIL is gifted and can transplant just about anything so i know it's possible.
Glad to hear you're photographing it all. Every nook and cranny, yes?
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