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| Blue and white on the radar this week! Working on an enclosed porch overlooking the water. |
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| Drawing an alternative floor plan! |
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| "May we add some green", she asks? |
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| Two different customers who would like to add a little green into their blue and white scheme! |
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| Have steamer, will travel!! |
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| Ah, this is better! |
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| Working on a blue and white with a touch of green decorating scheme! My inspiration at my feet. I hope my customers appreciate how hard I work! |
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| The last day of summer. |
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| Coming back from an appointment in Cedar. |
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| The lure of the warm sun, through the sunroof of my Jeep, shinning down on me. |
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| Made me pull over and cross the highway. |
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| I headed down the path to the lake, camera in my hand. |
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| The heat of the sunshine reflecting off the sand. |
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| Up and down and then around the dunes. |
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| Lost in thought. |
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| Marveling at the terrain. |
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| All the greens lite by the yellow rays of light. |
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| Reflections in the still waters between the swells. |
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| The guiding point of land. |
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| The lake bed of ages ago, revealed. |
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| As I crest the last dune and follow the path down to the lake. |
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| Crystal water. |
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| Silky sand. |
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| The lake twinkles and sparkles. |
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| As I turn to walk back up the path to a different point of view. |
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| Social distancing at it's finest. |
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| My mind empty of all the thoughts and decisions of the day. |
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| Solitude. |
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| What a beautiful day. |
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| I look back, one more time. |
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| As I turn to go. |
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| Back through the woods. Filled with the magic, warm from the sun, freshened by the water of this solitary run. |
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| It took a full year to heal the gouge in the side of the hill. |
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| Looks pretty good! Two European Beech trees and three Redbuds, some grass, some art, topped off with huge pots of Geraniums and Daisies. |
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| Looking out of my studio window. |
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| I transplanted two Blue Hydrangeas from the front lawn into the studio garden. Should be pretty next year. |
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| It is the time of the season to put the porch furniture away. |
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| What do you call a day that is both sunny and chilly? Not a beach day! Those days have moved south. |
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| Eating the last tomatoes. They had the best flavor this summer! Must have been all the rain. The tomatoes were plump and juicy. |
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| Some times we can cut a few roses for a Thanksgiving bouquet. |
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| Summer is sliding out of here quickly and fall has already started to show. Cool nights, cool days, and I am thinking of next years beach days. What a knucklehead I am! Just think, a whole season of snow pictures to come!! |
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| A new "eye" came to the studio this weekend. |
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| She snatched up my camera and showed me what my studio looked like from her perspective. |
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| She may have been heaven sent, I am not sure. |
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| She brought along "Tink" the textile dog. |
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| I have not seen this little cousin since she was on her mother's hip. |
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| If I wish real hard maybe she will stick around and be my intern. |
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| As I have a lot to learn! The view from this 9th graders perspective is so fresh and youthful. She is also a wiz with the digital equipment! Can I keep her? |
