Labor day is my favorite holiday, the one I wait for all year
"Even better than your birthday?" Eric
This takes a moment... "Yes."
Eric: I like your birthday because it lasts a whole week.
[It should last a month.]
Last night we toasted to Labor day, the onset of autumn, the hesitation now whether or not to wear white shoes.
A cool breeze swelled suddenly around us in from the windows, in from the harbor. a big ship blew it's horn as if to say
Free at last! from Summer's stifling clench! from the long lazy days and people not returning phone calls
Auto Responders set "I'm traveling someplace far beyond your wildest dreams with limited access to email..."
Let me make the message clear: Get your asses back from the Hampton's, and lets get back to work.
*The photos are of echinops (globe thistle) from the botanical garden in Akureyri, Iceland. A place far beyond my wildest dreams. One year ago today.
13 comments:
Other worldly, those outlines. And love the twinkly lights. I want some of those. I bet they aren't from Target.
And the farm?
closing tomorrow, fingers crossed. i'll believe it when it's actually happened...
Love echinops- its steely blue color. Very fun pic!
yeah, get back to work! i don't know how people do it taking such long holidays. i just get bored.
good luck with the farm.
Gorgeous photos. Hoping all goes smoothly with the closing today!
9.7.11 seems like a very auspicious day for a farm closing! my fingers are crossed too, you deserve it...
eek! too poor for the hamptons, but have deanna give me a call. I'm ready and rearing to go!!!--Steph
aaahhh!! the farm!!! i see your comment says something about tomorrow...and tomorrow was yesterday. news?! i cannot even wait to see what magic you create up there.
I have been really interested in a vacation to Iceland recently, it looks like an unbelievably beautiful place!
Love the images, best of luck with the closing! Hope it went as planned
i am not sure what kind of plant this is that i have never seen. but it is so beautiful&charming one.
This can't work as a matter of fact, that is exactly what I believe.
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