we've been waiting for you.
it's good to be back.
thank you all for your kind wishes.
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16 comments:
I'll join you on the porch AFTER the snowfall, pretty as it is!
I am glad you are back posting. Happy holidays. Throw an extra log on the fire and stay warm.
So good to 'see' you again. I've missed your lines.
Such a beautiful scene! Welcome back!
You've arrived back on the blog with your usual flair, and snow in the air, and I shall look forward to the oodles of treasures that in time you will share.
Lovely. Welcome back!
Love the 'cool' images Brattcat, very welcome just now!
Oh what a delightful sight!
Happy Holidays! It must feel good to be home again.
Love the snowy action shot! Enjoy the whiteness.
And I, for one, are very happy you are back. You're hitting all the cultural themes. Currier & Ives comes to mind.
I like seeing the snow too... it has been too long. Becky and I hope you guys have a fantastic New Year!
So happy YOU are back, brattcat! xx
I love it when you take pictures of that house I grew up in at 12 Chapin St.. Loved that old house and I like the new color scheme. When we first moved there it was dingey beige and white and paint was peeling. Then my mom had it painted various shades or dark red. Years later when visiting Brattleboro, I saw someone had painted it a dingey beige yet again. That porch on the 2nd story was cool. My grandmother used to live above us on the 3rd floor. Such nice wood work in that old house.
scott, i'm certain the owners would welcome you in for a tour if you find yourself in brattleboro again. they've got lovely taste and the house seems quite pleased to have them caring for it.
Yes it looks like they are taking good care of the house. Wonder what it looks like now. My mom renovated the kitchen back in the 70's, knocked down a couple of walls to expand it and took out a hallway. Love your blog. Your photos are wonderful and really enjoy the whimsical descriptions of them. You're almost making me homesick for Brattleboro, but then again it has been 80 degrees, sunny and bright here in Orlando these last few weeks, so I'm OK ;)
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