Have you noticed?
Our newly cut Alfalfa field is full of Rows.
My Flower pots are standing in a Row.
My daisies growing in a Row.
My cabbages in a Row.
My hand painted Plates in Rows.
Shading our driveway, Summit Ash in a Row.
Enclosing one of our pastures, cedar posts in a Row.
Our house has windows in a Row.
And balustrades in Rows.
It all began with a lane of trees in a Row.
Wishing you a very special weekend.
Thank you for stopping by.
I always appreciate your visits.
Gina
Dear Gina,
ReplyDeleteRows create patterns. Patterns form a design. Design constructs a plan. A plan details an intention. Intentions can lead to achievement. Achievement is to realize by effort, courage or skill a dream.
Your dream of a home, so artistically presented, in imaginative, colorful and life affirming rows is a pleasure to see. I LOVE this post.
Warmest greetings, Sieglinde
Dear Sieglinde, I want you on my team. What philosophical thoughts! I like them. I am so pleased that you liked this post. Thank you for your friendship. ox, Gina
DeleteGina, I guess that the horizon sets the theme, even though we do know that the earth is not flat. Calendars reinforce the grid for us, with rows and rows of weeks filled with seven days nicely lined up. Of course, traditional clocks and watches take the circular approach. Digital organization is something else altogether.
ReplyDeleteAs always, your photographs are fabulous. Happy weekend. xo
Dear Frances, Gosh, I didn't know what lovely Philosophers I have acquired over the years. thank you Frances for your sweet compliment. Happy weekend to you, as well. ox, Gina
DeleteYou live in a fairy place and have a house that I would dream of....
ReplyDeleteThank you Olympia. I always look forward to seeing your beautiful photographs of sunny Greece.
DeleteDear Gina - gorgeous photos - I love the row of trees down your driveway - are they Poplar Trees? I recall the nursery rhyme - Mary, Mary, quite contrary and her pretty maids all in a row.
ReplyDeleteDear Rosemary, They are Theves Poplars, a newer variety, purported to have a longer life span. Mr G planted all one hundred of them in 2 days. That was 20 years ago.
DeleteThank you for stopping by. I am so pleased that you like my photos. As you know I have always admired your beautiful photography.
It's true really Gina.. When we plant trees, they are all in a row.
ReplyDeleteI have my roses in a row
the olive trees are in a row
A great post Gina,
Your home and garden as always looks so beautiful.
love your new plates.
thank you for leaving a comment on my last post.
val xx
Dear Val, I love it when you go on your little sojourns. That way we get another glimpse into another corner of your beautiful country, Portugal.
DeleteI try not to organize my life into too many rows. It's a good thing to let go and sit back and enjoy the labor of your hard work. I know that you work very hard on your Quinta. There is always so much to do and you do it beautifully.
With all your rows, I think we are kindred spirits because I like to see order in my life. I have a dear friend who always chides me because everything in my house is lines and angles.
ReplyDeleteDear Mark, Now that I'm getting a little older I have actually done away with some of my Germanic tendencies. I have learned how to relax a little but those rows all around me keep reminding me to not to drift too far.
ReplyDeleteI'm not surprised that your life is governed by lines and angels, after all the Swiss know how to do it best.
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Ha, ha — yes, I think it's in the DNA!
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