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Kindling the Fire
As chores go, I quite like chopping kindling. So many household tasks are unpleasant to do, even if they’re wonderful to have done. The actual chopping of kindling verges on the pleasurable, though…provided I’m not fulfilling the duty on a … Continue reading
Posted in winter
Tagged chopping kindling, Colorado winter, keep the home fire burning, woodburning fireplace
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Pink Time
The view never gets old. In winter, the straw-colored grasslands dotted with evergreen-dark have an understated, action-suspended aspect. Snowstorms change things up now and again, padding the view as if packaging it for shipment. The white expanses and mounds, throwing … Continue reading
Posted in color, winter
Tagged bougainvillea, Christmas cactus, Colorado winter, scented geranium, schlumbergera, sunrise
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