Renovation schemes
Over hundred year old house
Never ending list
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Our home was built in 1902 … If the walls could talk!!
We love our “lil house”; and indeed, the list is never ending for both inside as well as outside! 🙂
© rgb for “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea”, 2011 – 2012
The April Heights
3-5-3 or 5-7-5 Form
Celebrating April as Poetry Month!
It looks beautiful! Like the metal roof this round. Was is always green and cranberry? Cannot remember…pre both Jim and Maddie Grace! Luv ya!
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See how long its been since you’ve been to my house … remember, the color scheme of teal and cranberry!!! Love you, hugs to Pumpkin!!! xoxox
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Love this architectural style–and your marvelous “grounds” (as the Brits would say) hold so many wonders and joys for you, I know!
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I have spent the past two weeks weeding, pruning, clearing … I wonder if I will EVER finish. At least, I’ve had glorious weather. Today was in the 60-70s. I can get much more done in this type of weather. Good meditation time … 😀
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Yes, I know the feeling! Beautiful photograph – well worth the hard work! 🙂
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What a lovely house!
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This one really resonated with me–my house was built in 1910, so our list is probably only slightly shorter. 🙂
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That must be some list. I like your poem – and the photo is beautiful.
Richard
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much work to do in there..grt innovation:)
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wow, this is like a fairytale setting Becca. what a beautiful house and yard. it is so worth the work. I miss having our own house, so much. hopefully will again soon. enjoy and savor every good thing about your home. 🙂
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Never ending list it will have…:)
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lovely… 🙂
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Beautiful…. thats what I call ‘Home’…Beautiful Garden,,,, good luck with the renovations,,, they certainly are never ending.. ..
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I love your home! And your haiku 🙂
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It’s lovely!
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A lovely home, still looks good for a 100 year old lady! I love the trees in front of the house, how their branches curl in some places.
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