Lavender and Old Lace

"come into the garden. . . the cloistered spot where golden lilies tinkled, thrushes sang, and every leaf breathed peace." 'Lavender and Old Lace' ~Myrtle Reed~

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Location: Oregon, United States

"I've always thought my flowers had souls. . . they seem like real people to me. I've seen the roses rubbing their cheeks together as if they loved eachother, and the forget-me-nots are little blue-eyed children, half afraid of rest." 'Lavender and Old Lace' ~Myrtle Reed~

Saturday, July 12, 2008

Home again, home again, jiggity jog!

She's back with a smile on her face and tales of life in Germany. It's so good to have a roommate again. Something new is fine for a while but mostly I love the comfort of the old and familiar. It's good to wake up in the middle of the night and hear a breath coming from the bed next to me, other than the breath of the dog, which is much more canine of a breath than should be coming from the philosopher's bed. It seems so long ago since that cold March morning when she headed off to the airport and I biked down our mountain in a light spring snow, but the time she was gone nearly flew by. All there really is to say is I'm so glad she's home again.