The Magic of Seasons and Teatime: A few thousand words worth of pictures: Spring, Summer 2010

Spring

Clover and Bumblebee

Baby robins!

Purple and white Crocus

Summer

Fun at Old Songs

Black Raspberries

The real deal...

To be honest and avoid alliteration (dang) here is a list of what really goes on here, in general...
Creativity and Art, for the most part
Cooking and baking, when I make something fabulous, Sewing and clothes design AND Fashion and refashion, taking old clothes and making them new, by either pairing them up unusually or actually altering them
Being Green and saving money, they go hand in hand, really,
Foraging, gardening and herbalism I haven't posted much about this yet, but I'd like to share it eventually.

Here are some of my basic themes in life
Make it from scratch if you can, reuse it if you can, inspire if you can and be as happy as you can....

be. Ah, the grammar teacher inside gets me every time.

My house-wifey adventures

As an immensely happy 24 year old house-wife I'd like to bring some perspective of a life like mine onto the world wide web. My interests are broad and varying and my outlook on life is rather (sometimes disgustingly) cheery.
I love taking pictures and sharing what I do with other people. My favourite things in the whole wide world are: My husband, food, collecting teapots, being outside, daydreaming, saving money, learning new things and observing cutesy animals.

If you have an interest in any of the following, you'll probably find something worth reading/looking at on my blog: Food, fashion, foraging, frugality, herbalism, home-made goods, humming hymns, house-wifing, history, colours, cooking, crocheting, cleaning, Christianity, crafting, chocolate, camellia sinensis(tea), baking, brewing, botany, beer and wine, blueberries, British-spelling, book reviews, art, apothecaries, alpaca yarn, archery and or alliteration.
Enjoy!
And please leave a comment or e-mail me at:
Lady_archer_of_Valor (at) yahoo dot com.

The Magic of Seasons and Teatime

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

A few thousand words worth of pictures: Spring, Summer 2010

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