breakfast
So much got done yesterday. I am so tired, as I've been the past few days. So much more to do as I get my transfered garden plants safely in the ground and watered, and the garden beds are built by my mom while I finish up a hundred little things inside. Still getting used to the tempo of this house. Writing lists of things we need as we go ~ planning for a mother's day picnic here, and for a baby shower here in a week. It is good, as long as I go slow.
I love our mailbox with its little red flag, like the one I grew up with, telling us the mail is here. Receiving mail at our new address feels like such a luxury.
We met one of our nice neighbors, who told us about the resident bear. 'Bring the suet inside at night,' he said.
I still see salamanders everywhere.
We are gleaning rocks from the woods to edge the flowerbeds.
Four-leaf clovers keep catching my eye.
I lined the kitchen drawers in vintage linen today.
And planted nasturtium seeds in the whisky barrel on the porch.
xo brooke
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7 comments:
your yard looks like something from stories. It is going to make a great place for kids to play :)
Seeing all these pictures and how you are nesting so well in your new home is wonderful. So nice that your mom is there to help you too. Your belly bump is beautiful!!! Your home is beautiful!! So happy for you three...congratulations Brooke :)...
xo
life is movingmoving and i love that you capture it so beautifully. thank you for sharing!
I love the rhythm of all of these things you're doing - your home seems like a wonderful nature-filled refuge!
xo
cortnie
What a beautiful yard! Love your chalkboard withm the vitamin chart too, so organized :)
you're doing great. take it slow.
xo fiona.
Bears, four leaf clovers, salamanders and vintage linen...it all sounds like an intriguing fairy tale. I love your chalkboard vitamin chart!
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