beautiful! We are having some amazing weather right now...blue skies, a little chill in the air...so glad our rotten summer is over and autumn has begun...I must get my camera out!
oooooooooooo ... sighhhhhhhhhhh ... i so knew that all those windows only could mean glorious sun streaming in for you ... when i was little, my favourite thing to do on a winter sunday afternoon was to curl up 'like a cat' on the carpet of the living room where the sun shone in strongly ... just a little dreamy nap in it's beautiful warmth ... hmmm, your writing would wait while you caught a few tiny winks in that honey glow! wink wink ~ prairiegirl xo
Lenore: That little funny desk does, indeed, have the best view. On the other side of the door is the dining table. There's a pretty sweet view from there, too. Martina: So glad you're having lovely weather, too. Can't wait to see what magic you capture with that camera of yours. Marisa, Cathi, and Someone's Mom: Thanks so much. It's a nice space to work in--sooooo much light and endless ocean. Prairiegirl: You and I think alike! I did drift off for a bit. How could I resist that sunlight? Later, too, I bundled up in a quilt and sat out on the deck with my crocheting. I just bought some lovely recycled silk with which I'm making a funky scarf. I'll show a picture when it's finished.
Thanks for the fabulous comments, my friends! xoxo Gigi
Christina, Chemin, and DJA: Thanks, lovely women! OSH: It's my home just for the fall. I'm renting this little cottage until the end of December. Pinch me!
Oh Maine, it calls to me every day..I spent the seven most wonderful years of my life in Maine and I miss it each and every day. Thank you for giving me a wee taste to savour and treasure.
I so understand what you mean, Debbe. I grew up in Maine, then spent nearly two decades away for school and work. My husband and I came back here last fall on a sabbatical (this photo is of the cottage where we lived for 4 months), and that sabbatical made us realize that we HAD to move back for good. So, a year later we did, and I'm so happy to be back here. Hope you can come back someday, too!
Lovely sun-filled room!
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beautiful! We are having some amazing weather right now...blue skies, a little chill in the air...so glad our rotten summer is over and autumn has begun...I must get my camera out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful image and house...a sun filled room...wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a charming image!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, and the words of Kahlil Gibran are always so peaceful and wise.
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i so knew that all those windows only could mean glorious sun streaming in for you ...
when i was little, my favourite thing to do on a winter sunday afternoon was to curl up 'like a cat' on the carpet of the living room where the sun shone in strongly ... just a little dreamy nap in it's beautiful warmth ...
hmmm, your writing would wait while you caught a few tiny winks in that honey glow!
wink wink ~
prairiegirl xo
Lenore: That little funny desk does, indeed, have the best view. On the other side of the door is the dining table. There's a pretty sweet view from there, too.
ReplyDeleteMartina: So glad you're having lovely weather, too. Can't wait to see what magic you capture with that camera of yours.
Marisa, Cathi, and Someone's Mom: Thanks so much. It's a nice space to work in--sooooo much light and endless ocean.
Prairiegirl: You and I think alike! I did drift off for a bit. How could I resist that sunlight? Later, too, I bundled up in a quilt and sat out on the deck with my crocheting. I just bought some lovely recycled silk with which I'm making a funky scarf. I'll show a picture when it's finished.
Thanks for the fabulous comments, my friends! xoxo Gigi
i adore this photo! and khalil gibran~ yes.
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Marjorie
Gigi, that is too good, seriously I love it.
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Is this your home??? wow! I love this photo!! the quote is incredible - will have to think about it more. New banner?? gorgeous. have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteChristina, Chemin, and DJA: Thanks, lovely women!
ReplyDeleteOSH: It's my home just for the fall. I'm renting this little cottage until the end of December. Pinch me!
Thanks for your comments!
xo Gigi
*SWOON*...Magic moment, magic light... Just delicious, Gigi :o) Happy weekend ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteHOLY SMOKES!! Is this where you are right now?? I am excited for you. Also dangerously close to envy. Seriously, how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful light...and the Kahil Gibran quote certainy is appropriate for this Maine cottage!
ReplyDeleteOh Maine, it calls to me every day..I spent the seven most wonderful years of my life in Maine and I miss it each and every day. Thank you for giving me a wee taste to savour and treasure.
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I so understand what you mean, Debbe. I grew up in Maine, then spent nearly two decades away for school and work. My husband and I came back here last fall on a sabbatical (this photo is of the cottage where we lived for 4 months), and that sabbatical made us realize that we HAD to move back for good. So, a year later we did, and I'm so happy to be back here. Hope you can come back someday, too!
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