Thursday, October 4, 2012

the angled ceiling of a tiny enclosed porch.  windows swing open on either side of a slamming door that never quite latches.  there is room for a chair and a table and a pile of books.  lavender hanging in dusty clutches.  aluminum buckets, dull and hollow from decades of sun and water.  the floor is worn.  this is the room i settle in the evenings for the transition from summer to winter.  it's my autumn room. 

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    1. thank you jen. it's a sweet little spot that gets ignored most of the year and loved in the fall.

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  2. What a nice room for transitioning. I love it!

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  3. that's beautiful. can I come for a cup of tea :)

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    1. wouldn't that be fun!!! it kind of seems like that could happen one day.

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  4. even just looking at this photo i can feel the peacefulness of this spot, it must be good to sit there looking at autumn composing it's own beautiful quilt, x

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    1. oh, how beautifully said, renilde. that's what i'll think of when i have my tea there in a few minutes!

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  5. for some reason I always imagine you sitting on that chair...
    such a tranquille place!

    love xoxxo

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    1. i wish i was always sitting in that chair. but i love that that is where i sit in your imagination.
      i have two of these chairs. one day you'll have to join me!! (the other one has been in the yard all summer and has ended up in most of my quilt pictures for etsy)

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  6. It reads like a paragraph from a book.
    It looks the cosiest of places.. I can see you there reading your books and planning your next quilt.
    xx val

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    1. wow, val, nothing get's past you!!! i've been keeping a notebook lately of ideas for a book.....and i took this blog post directly from my notebook. isn't it funny you noticed.
      thank you
      and have a great weekend.

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  7. What a cozy little room! I would love to have a room like this to visit welcoming the transition of the various seasons.

    My parents had a chair just like the one in your room...I loved it.

    Have a great weekend!

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  8. oh kris....i love that your parents had one of those chairs. i find the old metal 50s chairs in pairs. and love them so much.
    i hope your weekend was a lovely one!!

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