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May 12, 2016

What’s Outside Your Window?

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Tell me. What’s outside your window?  Is it green and leafy where you live?  Are the flowers popping out?  Is the wildlife everywhere or do you live in a place of tall buildings and views of a city?

I love seeing what others post around their home.  There are so many different types of beauty and I guess I am able to see the beauty in all kinds of things and that is a gift that I gladly accept.  Cities are beautiful. Farms are beautiful. Buildings and structures of all kinds are beautiful if I just take the time to look and find those extraordinary pieces of them.

I have shared many pictures of our new home and surroundings on the blog over the past 8 or so months and bear with me because I will continue to share.  I am just in love with where we live. Last night I was sitting on the back porch just taking it all in.  I am so blessed.

So today sit back and view a few pictures from out my windows and doors.  When you are finished describe to me what you see out your windows and doors in the comment section. Each comment means a 50 cent donation to SAFE.  You can read more about that here. goslingsLook how big Gertie and George’s babies are getting!  They are losing their yellow fluff and eating eventing in sight. Did you know they like dandelions?  There is nary a dandelion in our yard thanks to my natural weed eaters.
geeseBrevard is known for their white squirrels  but I don’t have any of those in my back yard.  I do have these guys who are pretty cute.squirrel2

squirrel

A look out the front door and I have my plants all ready to go.  I am not putting much out because of my wildlife friends who tend to use flower beds here as personal salad bars but I am putting out some hanging baskets out of reach.front porch

I made a beach themed fairy garden for the front porch and while it still needs a bit of rearranging to make it like I really want it it is a start.  What do you think?fairy garden3

fairy garden

The back yard is getting green and the trees are almost fully leafed out now.back yard3

back yard2

back yard

And of course I have my favorite fisherman on the dock occasionally. ChrisI even have a few herbs planted on one of the side porches.  Hopefully well out of reach of the deer but we will see. herbsSo what’s out your window or door?

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