Karen, your mosaics are stunning! From the flowers to the cute birhdhouses... loved this! I love New England!!!
Have you ever been to Ipswich? I meant to tell you this. The Whipple House there is one of the oldest colonial houses in the US, and John Whipple was one of my ancestors. We saw it on our trip through New England. It was very interesting, and I learned things on the visit about early colonial life that I'd never heard before. They have a neat botanical garden in front.
Hiya cutie! Wow... you gardens are something else. I agree with you... I want to capture it all so we can revisit when I start to whine about the cold winds blowing.
Oh so true--I want to memorize these summer gardens too. The arrival of August is bittersweet with summer winding down and the flowers starting to fade before long.
Oh you have a way with words and images that just carries me away...."I want to memorize the names of the flowers before the wind carries them all away..." says so much here, Karen, for us all. The memories of this lovely summer may get carried away with the howling winds of fall and winter, but will return to me from time to time as I look at images like this. Thank you for your never-ending inspiration. Anita
Your post is gorgeous. I love the mosaics you did this morning. What beautiful flowers. I keep going back over them and looking into each mosaic for all the lovely surprises.
I also enjoy the way you make your posts look. How do you add all those little flowers before each sentence and the fancy alphabet letter at the top? You are definitely a scrapper (did I use the term correctly?~ I'm just getting into scrapping a bit more myself. My friend and I went to a scrapbook store this weekend and I got some fun things I've not started on yet).
I hope you have a very lovely day and a great week, as well, Susan
I love me some summer wind. :) Your flower mosaic is gorgeous! Me? I nearly fell into a faint this morning upon discovering two late blooming gardenias! Hoorah!
I am enjoying the gardens this time of year too. The summer seems to be going so quickly, time to slow down and savor each moment before fall:>) Happy Monday Karen!
PS: Karen I forgot to tell you that my post is about one park along Battery Park City. BPC runs from Battery Park which you mentioned, all the way along the Hudson River shoreline to Chambers Street. It is amazing! I will post more aboout it this week.
Love your mosaics within mosaics. I think you'll have them all well memorized, Karen. You sort of have to in your line of work, right? Beautiful!
Karen, your mosaics are stunning! From the flowers to the cute birhdhouses... loved this! I love New England!!!
Have you ever been to Ipswich? I meant to tell you this. The Whipple House there is one of the oldest colonial houses in the US, and John Whipple was one of my ancestors. We saw it on our trip through New England. It was very interesting, and I learned things on the visit about early colonial life that I'd never heard before. They have a neat botanical garden in front.
XO,
Sheila :-)
Karen,
I loved the bird houses and the sun dial ... besides all the beautiful blooms. Gorgeous as usual!!!! Thank you!
Hiya cutie!
Wow... you gardens are something else. I agree with you... I want to capture it all so we can revisit when I start to whine about the cold winds blowing.
Be sure and remind me of that come this winter.
Love the music too!
Have the BEST week.
Hugs.
Claudia
Oh so true--I want to memorize these summer gardens too. The arrival of August is bittersweet with summer winding down and the flowers starting to fade before long.
Beautiful photos,
Debi
Lovely gardens and flowers. Our own private garden tour.
Enjoy it while it lasts!
Hi Karen,
I love your pretty garden mosaics ~ the colours and the flowers are gorgeous. Thank you and enjoy the rest of summer and the garden.
Happy week
Hugs
Carolyn
Oh you have a way with words and images that just carries me away...."I want to memorize the names of the flowers before the wind carries them all away..." says so much here, Karen, for us all. The memories of this lovely summer may get carried away with the howling winds of fall and winter, but will return to me from time to time as I look at images like this. Thank you for your never-ending inspiration. Anita
Good Morning, Karen,
Your post is gorgeous. I love the mosaics you did this morning. What beautiful flowers. I keep going back over them and looking into each mosaic for all the lovely surprises.
I also enjoy the way you make your posts look. How do you add all those little flowers before each sentence and the fancy alphabet letter at the top? You are definitely a scrapper (did I use the term correctly?~ I'm just getting into scrapping a bit more myself. My friend and I went to a scrapbook store this weekend and I got some fun things I've not started on yet).
I hope you have a very lovely day and a great week, as well,
Susan
Stunning mosaics, you are so talented. The flowers are beautiful this time of year.
I love me some summer wind. :)
Your flower mosaic is gorgeous! Me? I nearly fell into a faint this morning upon discovering two late blooming gardenias! Hoorah!
Have a happy week~
Rhonda Roo @ the Treehouse
I am enjoying the gardens this time of year too. The summer seems to be going so quickly, time to slow down and savor each moment before fall:>) Happy Monday Karen!
Your mosaics are all gorgeous, Karen! This hot summer was very hard on mny flowers so I have been cherishing them all the more.
Gorgeous photos!! :)
They are breath taking. It is sooo very hot here in Ky. Take care my friend...m...
PS: Karen I forgot to tell you that my post is about one park along Battery Park City. BPC runs from Battery Park which you mentioned, all the way along the Hudson River shoreline to Chambers Street. It is amazing! I will post more aboout it this week.
Hi Karen,
Thank you for joining the Rooster Party. I look forward to seeing your post and I hope you have a wonderful time.
See you on Friday or before :-)
Barb ♥
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