Featuring my next door neighbor's ever-changing porch.
The Porch Next Door
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Use that bird era we all went through and make this a Hitchcock Halloween. You probably have some ‘ole birds from Kirklands or Pier 1 sitting around—spray paint and glitter them black. /
I’m thinking it’s time to introduce “The Birds” to my boys. /
Anyone else a Hitchcock fan?
Bat Dangler / Bat-Mobile /
Bat Chandelier /
I’m working on names over here.
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My brain is fried. Nothing left in the tank. Anyone else so very glad it’s the weekend?? /
PS. This bat dangler is on the blog. Go see. Www.ohbygolly.co
NEW POST: Black and White Fall Decor /
I have collaborated with @blondecoffeemom to bring you ways to decorate and ways to wear black and white in the Fall. Go follow along with @blondecoffeemom! /
See link in my profile. /
Click the save tab to file way and use as inspiration.
Tomorrow!!! /
Brandi @blondecoffeemom , and I have collaborated, and we are bringing you ideas on how to bring black and white into the Fall season! Ways to wear it, and ways to decorate your home. /
Coffee shops are magic for friend making. A couple of weeks ago, I semi forced myself on this pretty lady simply because she was a stranger. I had never seen her before, and I have this mid-life thing where I can’t help but introduce myself to people I don’t know. We went straight into dreaming and planning. /
Force yourself on someone today. Keep it clean and legal though. Remember “no means no”. /
#collaborateovercompetion #collaborateandcreate
I want to show you the house next door!! I went INSIDE. Let me show you! 🖤🖤😍
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“How To Be A Poet” -Wendell Berry /
Make a place to sit down.
Sit down. Be quiet.
You must depend upon
affection, reading, knowledge,
skill — more of each
than you have — inspiration,
work, growing older, patience,
for patience joins time
to eternity. Any readers
who like your poems,
doubt their judgment.
Breathe with unconditional breath
the unconditioned air.
Shun electric wire.
Communicate slowly. Live
a three-dimensioned life;
stay away from screens.
Stay away from anything
that obscures the place it is in.
There are no unsacred places;
there are only sacred places
and desecrated places.
Accept what comes from silence.
Make the best you can of it.
Of the little words that come
out of the silence, like prayers
prayed back to the one who prays,
make a poem that does not disturb
the silence from which it came.”
