Today I'm a guest blogger at a measure of... with a five-word memoir. It's the blog of the lovely Heather who lived in Chile when I started following her last year but has now moved back to the USA with her husband and given birth to a baby boy, Rowan. Heather is a wonderful writer who isn't afraid to open her heart and if you haven't added her blog to your daily must-reads I recommend you do so.
Wishing you all a wonderful Monday!
photo credit:
top-left: Martin Stringer on Flickr
top-right: Pierre at Venice Daily Photo
bottom-left: LatteLisa*
bottom-right: White Gables Pavilions
* photo taken in the town of Steenbergen, The Netherlands
they make a tremendous difference don't they? we have several ugly old buildings in town here that display balcony flowers and it redeems them quite a bit.
ReplyDeleteThe pink flowers looks so great!
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy week,
Hugs,
Yvonne
What a lovely town it must be the one you took your photo in, Lisa. My balcony needs a little work on the flower part.:) Hope you have a wonderful week! :) Off to see your guest post.
ReplyDeleteOh I love window/balcony flowers. I was never much of a backyard garden girl, but I've always wanted a balcony with trailing flowers. Glad you (and your friend) are enjoying the books :) My mouth waters each time I scroll through he babycakes one. well...and the paris one, as well ;) Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite photo's from my holiday in the Provence last summer was from the cutest balcony! Love the flowers on it. My neighbour below also has her entire balcony filled with flowers.
ReplyDeleteit is true that such a nice arrangement of flowers is really impressive :)
ReplyDeleteSuper beautiful! I'd love to have a gorgeous balcony like these :)
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Athens, Greece. In the centrum of the city. My mom had a big veranda full of flowers, lemon and olive trees ( in pots!), and of course all birds and bees came for a visit... it makes a big difference in ones life quality ...
ReplyDeleteHello Lisa.
ReplyDeleteflowers are always welcome and cheer our lives.
hugs
Mari