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I see an old man walking slowly down the sidewalk with a small dog on a leash. The old man is hunched and barely able to walk. The small brown and white dog isn't barking. He's trying to walk as slowly as the old man holding the leash. They look like good friends. The old man is so bent-over that his face is pointing directly at the sidewalk. He cannot straighten himself up. He is shuffling more than walking and it is taking a long time for him to cross the width of m... Read More
The summertime is beginning tomorrow in our country. In the mountains "Alpen" get the flowers blossoms (Enzian and Edelweiß and Alpenrosen). http://www.lienz.com/bergrettunglienz/bergwelt/ pflanzen/enzian.jpg http://www.lienz.com/bergrettunglienz/bergwelt/ pflanzen/edelweiss_3.jpg http://www.lienz.com/bergrettunglienz/bergwelt/ pflanzen/alpenrose2.jpg In Salzburg city is the sound of music all days for the five o clook tea. This are little orchestra from student of `the Academy "Mozarte... Read More
summer afternoon - summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language. ~Henry James Love is to the heart what the summer is to the farmer's year - it brings to harvest all the loveliest flowers of the soul. ~Author Unknown Then followed that beautiful season... Summer.... Filled was the air with a dreamy and magical light; and the landscape Lay as if new created in all the freshness of chil... Read More
Today was a very hot and humid June day. While watching the children playing in the water I got my notebook out and began making a list of summer activities I wanted to carry out with my kids--build a tent over the clothesline and sleep in it at least one night, make lanterns for the carport out of jelly jars, make and eat homemade popsicles, and the list went on and on....we won't get to do them all but I'll plan something every week to give summer a little spice and make mem... Read More
We had a hollyhock plant growing against the house outside our laundry, and it extended to the top of the window. Its pink flowers were abundant on its multi-stalked frame, and it scattered its seeds generously. At the end of summer, I trimmed all the wilted foliage off, and left the main root in the ground for my husband to remove. He never got around to doing that, so the plant, revelling in its reprieve, proceeded to grow even more shoots and leaves. We now have a nice bushy hollyhock plant t... Read More
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