Lori,
I really like the new website! I know it is a lot of work, but very organized! I was trying to find the tutorial on climbing vines at the following address: https://lorikennedyquilts.com/?s=climbing+vine
but no pictures will load on my mac or iPad. I didn’t know where else to contact you or the web site person other than here. I’m not having trouble anywhere else I click. Thanks for all your tutorials!!
I despise summer here in eastern Pennsylvania, it gets SO hot and sticky.
But spring is often gorgeous and your photo shows it at it’s best, crystal clear sky, sweet little bird and I can see tiny buds on the newest branches! I can almost feel the soft cool breeze and gentle springtime sun.
And about those cyclamen from March 2018.This is third year my one plant is blooming..for weeks now, about 3-5 blooms at a time. A blessing in our breakfast room window.
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Ellen Hart
Lori,
I really like the new website! I know it is a lot of work, but very organized! I was trying to find the tutorial on climbing vines at the following address: https://lorikennedyquilts.com/?s=climbing+vine
but no pictures will load on my mac or iPad. I didn’t know where else to contact you or the web site person other than here. I’m not having trouble anywhere else I click. Thanks for all your tutorials!!
Suzanne.
I despise summer here in eastern Pennsylvania, it gets SO hot and sticky.
But spring is often gorgeous and your photo shows it at it’s best, crystal clear sky, sweet little bird and I can see tiny buds on the newest branches! I can almost feel the soft cool breeze and gentle springtime sun.
shoshana
Lori, so glad you’re back, i missed you!
Barbara
D!itto
Marta
And about those cyclamen from March 2018.This is third year my one plant is blooming..for weeks now, about 3-5 blooms at a time. A blessing in our breakfast room window.
Marta
That reminds me of a pecan tree. Don’t worry littel bird! Spring is happening many places and is on the way to you.
Maureen B. in B.C.
Nuthatch? Hard to tell when it’s still. We usually see them upside down, zipping jerkily down the fir trees, peep peeping all the way.
Marta
Love your description !!
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