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Monday, January 23, 2012

A Taste Of What's To Come




We had a good weekend...not much
went on but the snow/rain
that was predicted 
earlier
in the week
never materialized.

In one way I think that's great
but we really could
use a good heavy snowfall 
or rainfall to get us out of the drought.

This time of year most of us need
a good 
'pick me up'
or maybe a
reminder of what's to come.

So...I thought I'd post a few photo's
of flowers that I took here on the farm
over the past 2 years.

I hope they brighten your day!


Our Lilac Lane





One of our old chicken feeders



Old roses that were here on the farm
when we moved here.








What you drive up when you come to the farm house.




Well here are a few of my old photo's
that I hope you enjoyed looking at.

I hope they made you smile and 
maybe think about what's to come
in a few months.

I hope your day is a sunny one
:)

I'm linking with Karen for


Please Join In:

I hope you enjoy visiting the other ladies
and soaking up some 'sunshine'
this January day!


28 comments:

Ann@A Sentimental Life said...

Thanks for the pretty pick me up.

Skogkjerring said...

Those lilacs are breathtaking! We´re covered in snow right now so times like the ones depicted in your photos are a long time away but sure looks lovely and something to definitely look forward too!
Have a great evening- Amy@Eventyrhus

NanaNor's said...

Hi Maura, Oh you've made my day by sharing your photos. I love lilacs-we've planted one in our back yard-they are so beautiful. You've made me feel like spring is just around the corner.
Hugs today.
Noreen

My Little Home and Garden said...

It's raining outside but it's sunny on my laptop screen! Your photos are fantastic. I love that there really is a lane of lilacs (and old roses) and that Lilac Lane isn't just a romantic notion! Would you be interested in linking to my Sunlit Sunday meme (no pressure)? This is its third week. I love your post, Maura.
-Karen

FlowerLady Lorraine said...

Lovely photos that make me feel like I'm in the country enjoying the spring/summer beauty.

Thank you ~ FlowerLady

Country Gal said...

Beautiful photos ! I have been looking at my summer photos on and off to remind me of the summer ! I just got my seed catalogs so off I go to plan my gardens ! Have a great day !

Deb said...

Oh Maura, I could smell those lilacs from here. I love them so much. We will have some at the entrance to our property soon. There are some that are over a hundred years old right at the gate. I remember them from when I was little. Loved this post. I sure need flowers because today it is wet, damp, cold & no sun. ech!

Elizabeth Edwards said...

nothing like a bunch of bright & pretty flowers to brighten up your day. so lovely!! i'm ready for warm weather right away. really enjoyed these. thanks!! (:

From Beyond My Kitchen Window said...

I just love your Lilac Lane. All the flower photos are lovely. Please hurry spring.

Neesie said...

We're due to have temperatures of 34 degree's celcius here today... your plants and flowers made me smile anyway. They are fantastic photo's.
You can almost smell the aroma.

I love your lilac lane. I have a lilac bush here, but I noticed last year it only produced two flower heads. Not sure why?

Thanks for sharing and have a great week Maura :D

Mecky said...

Thank you for the pick up. I needed that. Sadly if we don't get some rain, I am afraid we won't have a pretty Spring. We did get some rain here last night but not enough to do much.


The weather has been so nice. I don't ever remember such a mild Winter. We will pay one way or another for it!

JoAnn ( Scene Through My Eyes) said...

Oh the joy of lilacs in Kansas - they just seem to love that climate. It was one of my favorite spring scents when we lived in Kansas. Your photos were like walking in spring - thanks so much!

Sharon Lovejoy said...

I adored EVERY one of these lovely and evocative photos...not to mention the music. Wonderful.

Joys!

Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island

Anonymous said...

I think we are getting anxious with this mild Kansas weather. I know your flowers put a smile on my face. Love how you plant in vintage containers.

Teresa@1800 Farmhouse Rd said...

That green grass and those blooming flowers are beautiful, Maura, and I am so ready to see some here! We had a really pretty day here today, with sunshine and temps in the high 60's. I painted outside most all day, but they are predicting more bad weather for later in the week. Stay warm in your neck of the woods!

Muffy's Marks said...

Love the lilacs, I can almost smell them from here. Thanks for brightening my day. We had four inches of new snowfall here in northern Wisconsin, when one was predicted. Weather-men uggggggg

❁Velma ~Down Our Country Road❁ said...

Even though our weather has been so much milder than normal, seeing your beautiful flowers does give us so much to look forward to come spring.
Your lilacs are so absolutely beautiful! I love lilacs and have a small plant growing on the south side of my house but it is oh so slow!!! I am envious. :)

Lynne said...

I loved seeing all the flowers and color . . . cheered me up for sure . . . your lilac lane is so pretty . . . Ahhh . . . Springtime . . .

Beatnheart said...

Such beautiful photos...you have come such a long way
since we first met...cheers to you beautiful lady.

AnneMarie said...

Maura you certainly have brightened a dull rainy English morning. A little hope for the things to come! Have a fab week. xx AnneMarie xx

traci said...

oh man...they sure did brighten my day. thanks for sharing. you knew just what we needed. i love lilacs. they are my favorite!!

Anonymous said...

Good Morning Maura! Lovely flowers there :) I could look at your flowers every post! Lilac Lane~lovely. Sigh.

We could use some rain here too!

Anonymous said...

All of that color is most definitely a 'day brightener', I miss color & flowers & green grass! Thank you for putting that smile on my face! =)

Kim said...

So pretty! Makes me dream of spring.

Julie Harward said...

This post is a breath of fresh air, I can even smell the flowers...thank you! :D

Grandma Barb's This and That said...

Your flowers are beautiful. I love the lilacs! I am visiting from My Little Home and Garden. I looked around your blog and love it. I just became your newest follower.

LANA said...

How do you keep the lilacs so healthy? I just planted some last spring and they developed powdery mildew by the fall. What can I do to keep them from dying this spring??? I have heard that powdery mildew is terminal.

Scufty said...

Thank you for the beautiful reminder that we'll have these again in a few months. Sure looking forward to them already. You take some gorgeous photos - thanks again for sharing! Love and miss you...Scufty xoxoxoxoxo

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