Because today, I’m leaning on the side of wonder.
-Melina Marchetta
Oliva’s fairy garden is pixie friendly this year. I love this sweet little door. Oliva has been helping me clean up the flower bed and enjoys rearranging endlessly. I love finding her tiny footprints in the soil. She also tramples some of the more delicate greenery so I’ve been filling in with various stepable ground covers that can tolerate a little weight.
Only a brief post today friends. Deadlines at work are killing my mojo. Sure to be sharing silly posts with you again after a brief spell. Until then, carry on good people.
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It’s a very cute garden. Live the pixie door. And the LAMP! It’s just adorable! 😀
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PS! I’ve also a deadline and much too much to do! 😉
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Thank you Ninna! Best wishes!
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I loved this. My mom used to tell me a story about a door in a tree where the “brownies”lived.
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Thank you Diane! How sweet your story is. Thanks for sharing that memory with me.
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I think every garden needs some stepable greenery on the ground, not just Pixie gardens. Hang in there at work, Sandra.
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Thanks Mark, I’m trying! Have a good day pal!
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Love that little door and so glad Oliva is getting such great enjoyment with it! Hurry back and don’t stress!
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Thank you Dora! I won’t be gone too long. I appreciate the encouragement!
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Haha, I’m avoiding deadline work by reading blogs! It’s a good thing your post is short and sweet. Now back to work! 😉
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Ha ha! I’m an accessory in your delinquency. We are in cahoots! I love that word. Cahoots. Sounds old tyme. Where’s my corncob pipe? Yes, that’s how easy it is to pull me waaayyyy off topic. Thanks!
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I love the picture, as well as seeing an unexpected reference to Melina Marchetta!
Good luck with your projects. 🙂
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Thank you Deborah!
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such a beautiful thought/image of a kids footprint’s in the soil.
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Thank you so much for your comment. She is my little flower. Keeps my eyes wide open in wonder. Sometimes terror. But mostly wonder.
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