I've been away.
Here.
Now that I'm back, I'll try to be better.
posted by Ellen Zachos @ 9:59 PM
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Thursday, August 23, 2012
Now that I'm back, I'll try to be better.
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6 Comments:
You went to the land that's all colored in lavender and cantaloupe... So beautiful. That cloudscape! Fantastic!
Must be a little like coming back from Oz to Kansas.
Stunning colours. You must have been very happy. What a lovely little courtyard. Who's the kitty?
I can tell from the patio that you've really nested. The cat is an excellent omen! A harbinger of comfort, calm, retreat, whimsy, and delight. One could swoon from such color in the land-and-sky scape. One day you'll go and never come back.
The colors are indeed fantastic and our back yard has a reliable rainbow view. The orange walls came with the place, but the purple tree was our attempt to salvage a tree that died before Cayce & I fixed the irrigation system last week. The cat is a curious neighbor who came right up to the door and meowed hello. He was actually more interested in the very active hummingbird population, but I found him irresistible. Reminds me of another cat I know...
Looks great. Do tell.
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