My garden this morning and the new door at the entrance to the house. The Blue Angels are two of many that came from my many trips to Greece years ago. The one closest to the door is from Tinos Islad. One of the legs is a little broken, but I still love him/
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I love the angels, and they're from Greece. Im sure theyre helping keep you safe. I have a collection of angels, most of them xmas ones but there are a couple I have on display. It's nice to see them there. They bring good vibes!
ReplyDeleteI like your blue door too.
I love everything Greek, food, music, and of course the people who in many ways resemble the people here.
DeleteBeautiful garden. I enjoy sitting amongst the flowers in my garden watching the butterflies and bees doing their thing. The ordinary things that make life beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThere are butterflies here too, albeit few, but where there are butterflies there is life.
DeleteYour garden is so bright and cheerful and I love that door too.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that I finally managed to bring myself to replace a door that had to be replaced for several years.
DeleteThe October light in Israel is beautiful, shining through the trees on your door and your garden and the angels. The new blue door is welcoming. Always good to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteThe eye of the artist in you also managed to capture the wonderful light that is here in the mornings.
DeleteLooks pretty. I love the color of the door too!
ReplyDeleteStrange how just a door gives me such a good feeling.
DeleteLovely garden, great entry way to your home. So peaceful in appearance. I hope it radiates to you.
ReplyDeleteAll these things give a feeling of something normal in these abnormal times.
DeleteWhat a pretty door! And your garden looks beautiful. So many plants I only know as house plants. May your garden bring you some moments of peace and joy in this time of fear and sorrow.
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The garden does give me some joy and peace of mind.
DeleteYour garden is so different to European ones; apart from the Fly Agaric mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteI got the inspiration for the garden from a Danish garden, I wanted a garden where the main thing would be different shades of green and red, because I don't understand anything about gardening it turned out a bit strange. The mushrooms are made of plaster, sometimes I want to get up in the morning and find fairies sitting on them.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful garden, with that carpet of fallen bougainvillea!
ReplyDeleteThe bougainvillea has been climbing the ancient olive tree for several years.
DeleteSix days of shabbatot and yom tovim were a lot of cooking, cleaning, eating and entertaining. So we kept the meals as simple as possible, But your flowers and mine were essential on the dining table.
ReplyDeleteNow it's time "after the holidays" which this year is of course different from other years.
ReplyDeleteFor more loveliness go read Going Gently John's blog -Mary
ReplyDeleteThe post about his kitten and dog sharing a chair
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Thank you Mary. I read his blog every day. What a great photo. Yael
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks so peaceful and normal, despite all of the horror going on.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, life is not only terror and fear, it is always good to create islands of silence in the midst of the storms.
ReplyDeleteYour garden is like you
ReplyDeleteA lovely soul
Thank you my dear friend. Yael.
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