Can you see the "A" form on this tree trunk?
"A" is for arborvitae.We were so fortunate to get out last night to hear a local symphony and have a lovely dinner out with friends while Dean had a great time with Olivia, who came over to watch him. Aside from the joy of hearing professional musicians perform, I especially love the way a particular program introduces connections and relationships between seemingly unrelated pieces of music; I imagine that's the real passion for the conductors and directors who develop the programs. They teach us to hear music in new ways.
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You win the Best in Show for your Nature Alphabet. I went to see the Flickr photos and I was hoping the alphabets were found letters, like what you've done, but mostly it was "A is for Apple."
I do see the "A" and the "B"." And in the picture of Dean in the snow, I imagined an "A" in the branches. I saw a wide mouthed "O" in his garden.
More!
Perhaps I need another cup of coffee this morning. It took me a few minutes to find the A in that picture! LOL
All very clever and pretty Jennifer but where are the photos of your craft room mess you promised me?!
I see them - I do believe, I do believe Jen!
You don't even need to squint to see them. They're lovely photos, keep going, I'm keen to see how they turn out.
And Helen - if you want to see craft room messes...O...M...G you should see mine! (NO you can't, although I DO have photos and they are not very pleasant)
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