West side of our house. |
South side of our house. |
East of the house. When I can make it to the trees at the back I will be able to view the lake |
Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more: it is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. -- Macbeth, Act 5, Scene 5
West side of our house. |
South side of our house. |
East of the house. When I can make it to the trees at the back I will be able to view the lake |
Love your Healing place. We have trees on three sides and yesterday as gray as it was outside I still saw some colorful trees in among the pines and thought that I need to get out there in some sunshine and take pictures. Mine won't be as pretty as yours. Hope today is good and you will soon be completely back to WELL. I value your friendship!!
ReplyDeleteThat is the best kind of healing...being in a place that helps you feel good.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful healing space you have. I am wishing it for you.
That is gorgeous! I am so glad you were able to get up and go for a walk.
ReplyDeleteI feel that you are looking at that beauty with new eyes. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness - you have beautiful acreage! Sandie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place. You have nature in your backyard and that's not far to go for healing. Keep walking, my friend. :)
ReplyDeleteancient one -- I am feeling great. Haven't taken any pain pills since the day before leaving the hospital. That's the difficult part of my recovery...I feel too good to be under so many restrictions. I value your friendship as well! Two Anns:)
ReplyDeleteJeanie -- It is so lovely and I dread the big falling of the leaves because they are so beautiful now.
Sonny -- Our place is too big for our current limitations but I cannot imagine living anywhere else. We would certainly be unhappy in town after having all this nature.
Riot Kitty -- It was just a short walk around the outside of our house. I am most eager to get back on my exercise bike but must wait the entire six weeks before I can try that. Thank you for your great card and cartoons!
Lynn --You are so right about looking at this through new eyes. Everything is more lovely everywhere I turn.
Chatty Crone -- Not a huge acreage but ten acres seem like a lot to us. Especially love that the majority is still under trees.
Scarlet -- Thank you, it is a lovely spot. We have great neighbors but nobody is right up next to us except the animals. I shall gradually increase my walking.
Pretty foliage going on there this week! You're walking around for fun, n that's good!
ReplyDeleteI do love to walk, except in the rain. It's rained here all my time off this week. Well, better than the snow that had to get shoveled 20 minutes to the west at least!
Hope your muscles bounce back quickly n the walks become much easier soon!
Glad you are able to get out and enjoy those beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteThe longer I survive the more I appreciate living in a place such as yours. I think the best part is walking outside and not being able to see another soul. (except for carpenters)
ReplyDeleteYou have a piece of the peace and quiet we all strive for.
A piece of heaven on earth. Enjoy, get well soon, and then go get us picture of lake.
It's beautiful. Like living in a park.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful space which is perfect for recuperative walks, open-ended hours for reading, writing, and just plain thinking. Give yourself the time to heal.
ReplyDeleteThe fall colors look so beautiful Annie. You're lucky to have such a nurturing, peaceful, healing place.
ReplyDeleteSnaggle Tooth -- I hope the beautiful colors and the nice days will remain for me to enjoy my walks.
ReplyDeleteChanges in the wind -- The colors are very inspiring
Cliff -- That's my goal, to get to the back and view the lake. Actually I could walk a short distance down our front road and be there more quickly but it's not as challenging.
Marla and Steve -- Yes, and we would have picnic tables if Ron didn't hate mowing around them.
cube -- It is definitely a great place to recuperate.
Kay -- I must imagine that Hawaii "ain't too shabby" of a healing place as well! lol
Nice...:D
ReplyDeleteIt does look lovely. You are taking it slowly aren't you?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these gorgeous photos of your property. You are so lucky to have picture postcard views like this from every angle - wow! I hope you are recovering nicely and able to go out for longer walks each day. :-)
ReplyDeletebest wishes,
Carolyn
I am not sure how I landed up in your blog pages, but being a granny myself, I loved what I read.
ReplyDeleteAn inspiring blog.
This place looks like a dream area to live in harmony with nature.It is god's gift.!
Thanks for sharing .