Having gotten over a touch of the flu, I must apologize for a brief absence from posting and commenting! Glad to be done with that and back : )
Donatella~
Simple. Natural. Country.
These images of outdoor gardens reveal a number of wonderful pieces that truly represent what I think is so beautiful, bringing a little 'indoor', 'outdoor' in some cases, and in others there are period pieces; unique and elegant in their own special way.
If I could create a single short sequence that really reflects what appeals to me most in this arena; this would be it!
French Chaises; can still be found by collectors with a discerning eye- either unrestored in their original condition or, refurbished somehow, in some way that might suit your personal decor. I am a fool for old chairs of nearly any kind!
Here are items made from chestnut or hazel wood; genuine, solid and practical [for the people and from the time-period they were made/ were popular (c. 1887)].
A lovely Adirondack; one of my favorites… named for the mountain range in New York and found primarily throughout New England as invented in the early 1900’s.
Ciao~
“May your life be a reflection of the resurrected Christ”
His Birth, Life, Execution, Resurrection = our Redemption…
(It’s a free gift)
And, not to forget some less deep, less somber interpretations (though not insignificant; we most all have visions and memories of the Easter Bunny and an Easter Egg Hunt or two, and I just love little bunnies : )
“And this little bunny went to market…”
(My little sister Angela adorned this fun Easter Bunny costume to help spread cheer and joy around town today : )
Happy Easter to all my Lovely Blogger Friends!
Ciao~