Hello there. I hope that you have a good week, yes?
I am going into my annual quiet time, where the words start to slip under the covers…
…those of you who have been reading for a while now (merci infiniment!) know that I tend to shift towards the visual as the verbal crosses itself out.
…when I opened the shutters with a clank this morning, the sun was bobbing merrily in front of my eyes…
…inviting me out to nose around…
…look deep…
…and let go a little bit.
…and I certainly was not about to let this budding opportunity to give my salutations to this sun slip beyond my breathy grasp.
Of course there were a few “technical difficulties” as I shifted buttons on my camera to switch from dusky greys to sapphire brights…
…but nothing to keep me from remembering this beauty, one that is immortelle…
…enough to make me dance, to make me dizzy, under a sweeping sky.
Have a great weekend everyone.
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Pour mes lecteurs francophones en Provence:
My lovely friend and talented artist Christine Millerin is about to launch a very special workshop on the subject of “Création textile en méditation” in partnership with Isabelle Nyssen at Ms. Nyssen’s Zen Atelier in Arles. Through the use of shiatsu and meditation, one will be able to untie some of the issues from the past all while using textiles to weave together a “relique” fabricated through thoughts and sensations to move forward in harmony. It sounds phenomenal. There are several dates for each three-day workshop:
February 5, 6 and 7th
March 18, 19 and 20
April 15, 16 and 17
Each workshop costs 180 Euros.
For further information, including times and location, please contact Christine at 06 70 76 80 16
or at ch*******@**ee.fr
*In no way is this sponsored, as always, I am just passing along something that I think might be of interest.
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PS. I am having some difficulties with Blogger as of late and mysteriously lost a sizeable amount of members on Google Friend Connect overnight (a number that is more than a possible stampede towards the exit!). Of those of you that are still on Blogger, are any of you also having problems? And for those of you that have made the jump to WordPress or your own domain do you like it? Was it hard to make the switch? Thanks for your thoughts…










Oh the GREEN!!! So beautiful. Glad you got a spot of sun in the middle of a gloomy winter. It does lift the spirits!!! xo
Hello Heather,
Beautiful bright shots!
Yes, Google has changed things again. In 2011 when they got rid of Google Friend Connect, they kept it on for those following via blogger/google. However, they are now retiring it permanently. They want everyone to sign up with Google +. However, there are several ways to follow blogs. Bloglovin is one of them, and Feedly is another. I follow you via Feedly. Or you can have an email signup on your blog so that people can follow you that way.
It's frustrating when things change, but don't fear – your readers are not deserting you! The same thing is happening all over.
ALWAYS HAD WORDPRESS……………know no other!
DO not care for BLOGLOVIN.Although, someone told me I am on it I wouldn't know how to find myself!!!
You know those skills of mine!
That GOOGLE PLUS is always sending me an email to make certain I read a post!Which I have already done…………SO WHAT"S WITH THAT?
OH, LET THERE BE SUN……………..and a shoebox was mailed yesterday!!!!NO SHOES, but I did slip a note in!BRAVA ME!!!!!!!
XOXO
Love these sunny, beautiful, puppy pictures! Wish I was there!! No, really – I WISH I WAS THERE. And, yes, please, to the workshop, too. Thanks for being my sunshine today – love you
Hope the sun is in for a long embrace and not just a brief affair. It looks as of those precious pups are lapping it up,too!
Aye, if only I could Uber over for a workshop that would be divine;)) It sounds perfect!
Wishing you and yours a sun filled weekend, T xx
I think I saw a mullein in bloom! I think I saw tough Kip and adorable Ben enjoying the sunshine! I think if I closed my shutters I would wake up at 4pm ….
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Ahhh .. I love the photo of salad burnet (at least that is what I call it) a lovely plant. Am sitting here inside airport security and your post just came in, while I wait for a flight to France. Fun coincidence, seems like good energy.
Oh, doggies, doggies, doggies !!! Out in the sunshine & enjoying every single moment of it!
We, of course, here in Texas are enjoying our "winter" of 70f and bright sunny skies.
Sweet dog leading you on your wanders.
You've had a very gloomy winter and we're having nothing but sunshine. We're average two days of grey skies and rain per month. It's not good. I look forward to winter so much after our long summer and I am feeling cheated this year. Thanks for sharing the beauty of Provence with us.