Category: Project 365
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Project 365 – #29
The secret garden ended at a gate which opened into a wood,† ’Til next time, y’all… †Frances Hodgson Burnett — Page 75, Chapter X “Dickon” from her quintessentially classic children’s novel “The Secret Garden”.
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Project 365 – #27
Over the river and through the woods,To grandmother’s house we go;† ’Til next time, y’all… †Written by Lydia Maria Child and originally published as a poem in 1844, then titled “The New England Boys’ Song About Thanksgiving Day”. Full text below: Over The River and Through The Woods Over the river and through the woods,To…
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Project 365 – #26
Just peekin’ out… Because she said I could: The Flower Hour #32: Going to the Dog-Woods ‘Til next time, y’all
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Project 365 – #23
It’s a stormy day here in Kingsville but, happily, I got to sit in the car whilst Cam dashed into Shopper’s! ‘Til next time, y’all…
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Project 365 – #22
In Scots mythology, Baul Muluy (also referred to as The Macintosh Orb) is a green stone ball. According to the folkloric tale, Baul Muluy was a gift to the Clan MacIntosh from Lord of the Isles. It is reputed to have immense magical deftness, chiefly the power to heal the sick and strike terror in the hearts of…
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Project 365 – #21
I’ve been encouraged to link my flower posts so, fingers crossed, here goes: Spring Festival 2026: Week #9~Buttercup Field Floral Friday – Last days in the garden using the tripod for my flowers The Flower Hour #31: Local Lilacs and Lupine ‘Til next time, y’all…
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Project 365 – #17
The Grackle⭑ The grackle’s voice is less than mellow,His heart is black, his eye is yellow,He bullies more attractive birdsWith hoodlum deeds and vulgar words,And should a human interfere,Attacks that human in the rear.I cannot help but deem the grackleAn ornithological debacle. ‘Til next time, y’all… ⭑Ogden Nash from his 1942 anthology “Good Intentions”.
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Project 365 – #16: “A Star Is Born”
Riffing off the title of Sandy’s lovely post: The Star Of The Show Clearly our vines are a good two weeks behind Sandy’s! ‘Til next time, y’all…