LONG AGO, BUT NOT FAR AWAY

Well, I know that I have not written anything on my blog since I moved to my sweet little house. And now it's been almost FOUR YEARS! Too much of life has gone by for me to write details here. But I will say that I finally am ready to get back in the swing of things. Wish me luck, and I hope that my blog will be enough for you to join me each week.

Here is my adorable home...

All the flower photos are from this past summer.

My yard was blessed with a myriad of blooming flowers from my peony bush in May to other blooms well into October.

Here is my sweet home. I haven't been able to classify what style of house this is, but I do know that I love how I feel living in it. The house next to me is very similar, but fortunately I like mine better. And I think that my young neighbor likes his better too.

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