“celebrate we will because life is short but sweet for certain
we're climbing two by two to be sure these days continue.”
dave mathews band~
are you doing well, on this thursday? i hope so. ; )
may i thank you for the love you showed me, on yesterday's post? palms clasped, thank you, friends.
is it me or is asparagus season SO good?! ...steamed over a bit of hot pasta, garlic, lemon, and lots of parmesan cheese. dinner is so done. ; )
i am reading this and i am so blown away. have you read any of her other books? what are you reading lately?
i absolutely love the photo that sofia has shared with us, this week. the flowy curtain, just seals the deal, for me. won't you head over and read sofia's words, for this weeks~ sweet.
happy thursday,my friends.
more soon~
14 ladlefuls of love:
Christina, I just returned from Reverie and I am still overwhelmed with emotion...such beautiful dreams and wishes...such a beautiful person you are!
Asparagus season is the best as far as I am concerned...why did I never plant some many years ago??? I wonder this each and every spring:)
I just started Jonathan Franzen's book "Freedom" and so far I am reading slow because I love it so much:)
Like the commenter above, I couldn't stop thinking of the words you placed at Reverie. Just breathless. Before bed last night I started to pick up my reading material, I set it down and opened my computer to go read your words again.
These biscuits look so good along side Sofia's pretty photo.
XOXO
i haven't read any of her other books but snowflower and the secret fan was AH-MAZING!
I also loved Snow Flower and the Secret Fan! She has a book that has come out recently that I'd love to get my hands on.
Thank you for the lovely things you post! They always make me so happy.
Your soulful post yesterday struck a chord. I've read Lisa See's book, Peony in Love and lost my self in the artistry of her writing. I'm currently reading Like Water for Chocoalte and wondering how I missed it the first time around.
Have a joyful day!
Sweet pics & post (as usual)! Dinner sounds yummy! xo
I love that David Matthews song . . . it reminds me of a very happy and intense time in my life. (I was living in Trinidad.)
Thanks for the dinner idea! I have some asparagus that needs to be eaten, and that sounds blissfully easy.
I haven't read See's book. I've been reading lots and lots of children's books lately. I'm going to (re)read The Little Princess tonight. :)
a happy thursday to you in return...thank you for the book lead... and for the inspirational photo and words (again...). -xok.
(thank you for your prayers for my friend...)
I am currently reading The Second Journey from Joan Anderson and i love every word of it. Your writing was such an inspiration, yesterday, Thank you, Christina
you are amazing. no doubt.
xo
I have been reading Adventures and Who-done-its lately! Seems to fit with the weather!! 60 MPH winds and cold they are!!
Have a wonderful weekend
Hugs
SueAnn
Oh I have read that book, it is a good one. I would love some good asparagus, if only I had taste buds. So miss you and so happy to be visiting here this morning.
have read some of her other books. her style of writing lends itself to the perfect rainy weekend! i love a book that i can start and finish over a weekend. busy making kath's lemon pasta with roasted asparagus thrown on top.
i dont know that song, but i know your poems.. .this is so beautiful, this whole collaboration!!!
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