Verdant, growing, leafy, sprouting, grassy, lush... no matter how you say it, green is pretty. From the spirea, to the hostas, to the coral bells, day-lilies, lemon balm, and oakleaf hydrangea, green never looked so good.
I don't want you to think with all my exuberance for spring blossoms I have forgotten the spring greens.
I hope you are making time for some spring on this fine Friday night. Rain is in the forecast here for the next few days. No matter. I still intend to sweep off the front porch, put the succulents back outside, attempt to get over to the farmers market, make a "Texas White sheet cake", and watch a movie. That is in addition to taking a nap, cleaning the bathroom, and getting in some sketchtime. Yes sireee, I got myself a full weekend planned. Whether I do any of it or not is beside the point. It's the thinking that's the best part.
What about knitting! Gotta fit that in...just finished 2 shawls... Auburn Wave and a Hitchhiker....have to get blocking! I also have to fit in some sketching...just started the Sketchbook Skool class "Stretching"...have fun at the farmers's market!
Posted by: Susan M | 04/18/2015 at 07:19 AM
Have a fun weekend..looks like I won't make it to Lawrence this trip..too much art to see in KC this time
Posted by: janet | 04/18/2015 at 07:38 AM
I've taken all the Sketchbook Skool classes except Stretching and Storytelling.
I haven't done one single exercises given in any class. Major fear factor going on here. Why? I haven't a clue.
Who wants to knit when it's so gorgeous outside? In spring or summer I mainly knit or crochet in the evening while I'm plunked down in front of the TV.
Carol: If you haven't got hold of any of Danny Gregory's books, do so. So inspiring, so down to earth. His story is sad but uplifting at the same time. He's the originator, along with Kojse (?) surname eludes me, 6 weeks of classes that once paid for are available forever to you for checking back as often as you care to. Cost: $99, a bargain!
Posted by: Joan | 04/18/2015 at 01:56 PM