Tag: celi

• A Flood of delightful back porch views!

  I am so excited at the response to the back porch challenge. Here are the highlights from yesterday and there are more coming in! So we will have another post of back porch views tomorrow too. This is fantastic! Charlotte on the other hand is practicing keeping her head in the sand I mean muddy…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  May 23, 2013

  Life, Photography

  celi, photography, The kitchen’s garden, View from your porch

• A Flood of delightful back porch views!

  I am so excited at the response to the back porch challenge. Here are the highlights from yesterday and there are more coming in! So we will have another post of back porch views tomorrow too. This is fantastic! Charlotte on the other hand is practicing keeping her head in the sand I mean muddy…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  May 23, 2013

  Life, Photography

  celi, photography, The kitchen’s garden, View from your porch

• TonTon remains stoic

  Ton has been the best behaved dog in the history of dogdom since Blue was unexpectedly foisted upon him.  He is not thrilled especially when Blue has picked his tail up in his mouth and chewed on it. He is stoic but unsmiling. On more that one occasion and too often for it to be…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  April 12, 2013

  Farming, homesteading, Photography

  animal photography, celi, dog with new pup, pig scratching, The Daily View, The kitchen’s garden

• My Wind Socks.

  It was windy yesterday. Bendy tree windy.  Trouble standing up windy. 40 mph (65 kph) It was like living on a ridge in Wellington! You guys in Chicago must have had a wild day. After I took this shot I struggled back inside so Camera House could rest in safety then  came back out and…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  April 7, 2013

  Farming, homesteading

  barn renovations, celi, chicks, laundry on clothesline in wind, statistics, The Daily View, The kitchen’s garden, tiny house, windy day

• Trouble in The Gardens.

  Don’t you hate it when the internet is broke? Sorry about yesterday. We are right on the very steep edges of a black hole of nefarious internet coverage. Evidently there was a man up the only tower that can reach us. I guess he was reading the book because it took him two days to…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  April 6, 2013

  Farming, Gardening, homesteading

  celi, gardens, good morning, Pania and Tui, pea hen, peacock, splitting firewood, The Duke of Kupa, The kitchen’s garden