april 1, 2011 :: at the farm
Part two, of what shouldn’t take me three whole posts but I am finding it hard to choose photos . . DO go back and see Shari‘s second and last post as it is positively swoony– her photos just rock my world. (do note: SHE managed to do it in just two and she has 80 zillion gorgeous photos to choose from so clearly I need to learn from her in the editing department, ahem).
Oh, but wait, before I plunge back into the snowy tundra which I promise you l.i.t.e.r.a.l.l.y. came up to my thighs for some weeks– I wanted to answer Bridgmor’s question.
Do I miss the farm?
Before I moved, I imagined that I would die from missing it because when I was there I loved it so– but I think I lived fully in it and now I am here and fully in this world and am loving it– loving it– so, I guess– the answer is no. But, I do look forward to trips back there when I can and will cherish them, for sure.
Okay– diving in to the wintry drifts . . . sliding across the mud.
work in progress :: april 2011
daisy says good-bye to her beloved snow
trip to Montreal to hang with Jeannine
trip to the farmcoast
june squam :: necklace from the lovely linda
saying goodbye to the farm
saying hello to Providence
ahh, life in the ocean state —
Bisous, E
so lovely – inspiring! – and thank you for a turret picture! 🙂 xoxo
ps – lovely squam site – so happy for you! woo-hoo!
An absolutely gorgeous collection of images…and I love the arrangement of them. Thank you once again for this glimpse into your world, Elizabeth. So much Beauty. So much inspiration.
It's been so lovely watching your journey unfold.
xo
Karen
One of my fever dreams this week was set in Providence. I was there once, a million years ago, with a boy I loved. I looked for you in the dream, but the sun kept dazzling my eyes.
Did you know that I looked through your archives recently looking for that Work in Progress. It is so beautiful, as are all of these photos…I love this. And! I don't have to wait for the next one because it is already waiting for me…