Lovely pictures, lovely thoughts. Found you by way of Candace at eyecandy. Love the Italy pictures below, too. I want to go back there one day. My favorite country - so far - besides the USA.
Oh, you put me on your "list." Aren't you sweet! Thank you. I came back because I just noticed we share a favorite book, "Death Comes For the Archbishop," by Willa Cather. Didn't you love it? Well of course you did! The isolation of Father Latour's life in that harsh landscape suspended time for me. I wonder if clocks moves more slowly through lifetimes like that one ... not that it was real, of course, but how vividly Cather painted it! It was real while I read the words.
"Yes, the way I feel about being a woman in the South is the way I feel about the oleander that blooms in June: though it's said that the sap, even brushed against one's skin, is toxic, I carelessly break the branches, stick the ravishing flowers into my hair..."-- Rosemary Daniell
What I'm Reading Now...
Savage Beauty, The Life of Edna St. Vincent Millay
3 Things not left unsaid:
Lovely pictures, lovely thoughts. Found you by way of Candace at eyecandy. Love the Italy pictures below, too. I want to go back there one day. My favorite country - so far - besides the USA.
Oh, you put me on your "list." Aren't you sweet! Thank you. I came back because I just noticed we share a favorite book, "Death Comes For the Archbishop," by Willa Cather. Didn't you love it? Well of course you did! The isolation of Father Latour's life in that harsh landscape suspended time for me. I wonder if clocks moves more slowly through lifetimes like that one ... not that it was real, of course, but how vividly Cather painted it! It was real while I read the words.
I love these photos:) Especially the bridge. Have you ever thought of making them into prints?
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