Showing posts with label housekeeping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label housekeeping. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2007

I'm Back in, Seattle, Again!

Hey folks - now that I'm in Seattle (and I don't have to keep the surprise from my mom anymore), I just want to let you know I'll be offline until next week. Of course, I may have to pop in just to post some pictures of these awesome evergreens!

Final parts of the Earth Day Go Green series will be posted the second week of May. Hey--it's never too late to go green!

Monday, March 26, 2007

Alive and Kicking

I’m not dead, but if you’d asked me a few days ago I might have said yes. My apologies for my two-week absence: I’ve been sick!

In other news, spring is awakening around the farm, and there is so much to show you! I’m sowing seeds and watching the first flowers awaken, including Winter aconite, daffodils, and croci. (Guess what I discovered when I looked back at last year's entries for those links? I was sick at almost the exact same time last year!) As soon as I get out with my camera, I'll have pictures for you.

And to toot my horn a little, I had a photograph published in Pennsylvania Pursuits Magazine. It’s one of my images of the mulberry trees from around the farm. If you subscribe, flip to the end of the magazine to find my image with a silk worm article.

There is more ahead. Thank you all for your patience, kindness, and support, and HAPPY SPRING!

PS – So tell me, how fast does the Arboreality header image load for you? If it’s not showing up, please let me know so I can find another image hosting service!

Friday, March 09, 2007

No No Zoto


Well, my photo hosting at Zoto is no more, so please bear with me – our forested header and icons will return shortly!

As you can see, Spring is not far off here outside Philadelphia!

Saturday, January 07, 2006

Back in Black!

Hello everyone! I made it to Pennsylvania, and as of this evening I am back online. I have much to catch up on, so it might take me a few days to get back to blogging... but in the mean time, what in the world wide web is UP with my tree images? Does anyone else see them all in low-resolution, or is it just me?

Someone's been sitting in my chair...