#SundayStills: I would #Rather be…


Teri from Second Wind Leisure Perspective presents a very interesting theme for this week’s #SundayStills – I’d #Rather Be…

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#WeekendCoffeeShare – More Garden Preparations and Thoughts on a Rainy Day


Good morning! Welcome to #WeekendCoffeeShare, thank you for joining me on this Spring Equinox Eve-Eve. Grab a drink, a seat, and let’s chat.

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#SundayStills: Monthly Color Challenge – #Green in the Garden


It’s been a long and rough winter, I tell ya.

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#WeekendCoffeeShare – Never-Ending Snow and Seed Starting Progress


Good morning! Can you believe this is the last #WeekendCoffeeShare of February 2023? Where has the time gone?

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#SundayStills: #Sweet


You make me think of all the sweet things I’ve had in life Terri with this week’s #SundayStills!

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#WeekendCoffeeShare – Busy Day Off


Good morning! Thank you for joining me on this February Saturday for drink of something hot (or cold, your choice) and a chat.

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CFFC: Things People Grow #WordlessWednesday


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CMMC: February Close Up


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#WeekendCoffeeShare – In Preparation of a New Garden Season


Good morning! The coffee’s piping hot on this ridiculously chilly day (at least in my parts), so come on in!

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#WeekendCoffeeShare – Tackling Backyard Project


Good morning! Welcome to our second #WeekendCoffeeShare of 2023! Come, sit, and don’t forget to grab something warm to drink.

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CMMC: December Violet or White


Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge

CFFC: Pear Green Colors #WordlessWednesday


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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #229: “Perfect” Pattern


Anne Christine from Leya is hosting this week’s Lens-Artists Challenge and she is challenging us to to search for somewhat (a relative term) perfect patterns whether in nature or in everyday objects.

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CMMC: December Close Up – 2022 Favorites


As we are approaching the end of yet another year, I thought it would be fitting to share some of my 2022 favorite close-ups. Please enjoy.

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CFFC: Apple Red Colors #WordlessWednesday


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CMMC: November Alphabet: T in the Middle or the End


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CFFC: Pink Lemonade #WordlessWednesday


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CMMC: November Color Tangerine Orange


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#WeekendCoffeeShare – First Winter Storm


Good morning! Come on in! Sit down, have a hot drink and let’s catch up on the week.

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CMMC: November Close Up


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CMMC: October Alphabet – Two R in the Word


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#WeekendCoffeeShare – The Highs and Lows of the Week


Good morning! Come on in! It’s a good day to have some hot drinks and relax.

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #221: Flower Favorites and Why


This week, Ann-Christine from Leya is hosting Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #221 and she asked us to show our favorite flowers and tell the story behind it.

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