Happy Halloween!
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I'm not a happy camper. The beautiful post and photographs I had ready has lost something (everything) between learning to use a new Mac and coming over to my old laptop to finish up.
Okay, I'll blather on and do what was to have been my last France epistle next time.
Just got in from planting white pansies and some sort of black grass. It looks very tasteful:) As one who goes in for riotous color and variety with no plan, color or otherwise, I'm not sure how I feel about all this orderly chic on my little terrace.
I still have more grass, some nice tall red and black things that look like palm trees and are perennial (my favorite thing) and I'm going to have a go at getting some cyclamen to grow through the winter out there. They do that in France so why shouldn't I try? White cyclamen, naturally . . .
Soon I must write a bunch about TWO CHIMNEYS and the ups and downs of moving location so drastically. Louisiana has been my writing "home" for a long time so Whidbey Island in the San Juans (WA State) is a huge change. However, I'm really having some fun and branching out, so to speak. Do you know any woodsmen fae at the moment? No, well I have plans to change that for you.
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This evening, in addition to being with friends at http://www.writerspace.com/ for the big Halloween bash, I shall go to give out candy for my daughter and son-in-law so they can both go trick or treating with their four children. I'm quite excited about this because we never get children at the door where we live. Probably because it looks too scary. . . Or perhaps they have seen me coming or going and have decided to stay away.
Told you I could blather on if I had to. Now I'm going to plant a few more black and white things and think about Jazzy, Leigh's dog in TWO CHIMNEYS.
Love to all,
Stella
Q. Have you planted anything in your garden for winter and if so, what?
Q. What do you actually enjoy about Halloween, if anything--come on, be honest.
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