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The old cherry tree is absolutely alive with cherries and birds with whom we are engaged in all-out warfare, and the orchard ladder kindly donated by the previous owners is on constant standby, so that we can grab the fruit the instant it ripens and before the birds make off with it.
We picked our first bounty at the weekend and this is what we made.
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Hi Paola,
I just found your blog and really like your blog. I especially like that you post about your goal of loosing weight. Good luck!
Where do you live in Seattle? I lived there for one year as an Au pair :-) I watched 2-year-old triplets and lived in Mt. Baker. I miss miss miss Seattle a lot! My hostdad also works at Microsoft.
Next year in april I'll go to Seattle for my vacation and I cant wait!!
Whose pretty Arabian is that?
Which sofa did you get? And do you know how I can get more info on the last one pictured? I found your site b/c I'm researching the movie sofa from CB2 as an option for us to purchase.
How wonderful - things always work out for a reason!!
Off to buy Ideal Home.....
Found your blog through a google image search for 'Gisela Graham'!
Have had great fun looking through and seeing your lovely stories and photos.
The yarn above is absolutely beautiful!
The weather in Seattle
The weather in London
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You are a great photographer.
Posted by: Di Overton | 29 June 2007 at 05:19 PM
I only wish I were...
Posted by: paola | 01 July 2007 at 03:03 AM
I just recently found your blog and have had a lot of fun reading about your adventures in moving to the U.S. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and in 2002 I moved to Paris for two years and had the same feelings about leaving and adjusting. In the end I loved France and Europe and sometimes wish I were still there. Living here helps though,as I truly love San Francisco.
Next time you come to the fair city by the bay, I could tell you where to shop. I saw your older post when you came here.
Are you here in the States for a long haul or is it just a few years assignment?
Oh and I love your beautiful cherry trees!!
Posted by: ELizabeth Mackey | 01 July 2007 at 05:51 PM
Hello,
I love your pictures, there are no skies like that where I am!
:)
Posted by: Anne | 03 July 2007 at 08:58 AM