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Do you see this photo? I just this minute stepped out on the deck to take it. You will notice the players in the bottom half are doing all they can to bring on Spring. There's some green, a wildflower or two, a bud here and there--a bit of a turning toward warm, and easy, and hopeful.
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The top half, though? LORDAMERCY that's winter blowing in. Again. Our current forecast is for SNOW SHOWERS starting shortly and continuing through the night.
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How many weeks can we go through this? How many times can I write about it?
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This is not normal. Not even here, at this high elevation. Not on May 8th.
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THANK HEAVENS FOR ALL THE GOOD.
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It was better than I dreamed, and I was dreaming big. (You all told me how good it is.)
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The Leslie Jordan on Instagram. He alone should be credited with getting at least half of us through this pandemic.
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I "read" this book on audio from the library, and I am so glad I did. I'll be buying You're Not Listening in hardback because I think it's one of the most important books of our time. Murphy is a journalist who brings years of experience to her subject--her observations are keen and her suggestions are practical. I love what the Kirkus review says: A valuable corrective for a talkative culture. There's so much more here than you expect. Love, love, love this book.
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Love is a Handwritten Recipe, from Dacey Orr Sivewright (daughter of a sweet friend) in this month's Garden & Gun. The perfect Mother's Day read.
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LATEST POST FROM THE DAILY GRACE
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Here we are in isolation up on this remote mountain and I swear if we aren't social distancing with a new friend—one we love and one for whom we hold great respect.
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ALL YOU NEED TO WRITE A COUNTRY SONG
IS THREE CHORDS
AND THE TRUTH.
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-- songwriter Harlan Howard
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We made it home to South Carolina last weekend, and it was green and glorious!
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Stay home. Extend grace. Take good care.
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