I love to walk... Jack and I take a daily 2~3 mile Nature walk each morning, plus I walk Tessy down the trail throughout the day for about another 2 miles... and many days, I just take a leisurely walk by myself... down the lane and around the bend... walking in quiet solitude... concentrating on the beauty that surrounds me on any given day... walking is so therapeutic... it rejuvenates my soul and clears my mind... I notice everything as I walk... from the teeniest ladybug on a flower petal by the wayside, to the rising stream that cascades alongside the little dirt road... I also love to take a little peek at the charming historic homes along the way... my imagination soars and I make up little stories about each one... longing for more than just a glimpse as I walk by... this little white cottage is one of my favorites... perhaps a sweet little grandmother and grandfather live here... waiting for their family to arrive for a sumptuous Sunday roast dinner... followed by sitting out on the porch afterwards... the grownups sipping a cup of coffee or sweet tea and the children playing in the cool grass and counting fireflies...
Monday, May 30, 2011
Just a Glimpse...
I love to walk... Jack and I take a daily 2~3 mile Nature walk each morning, plus I walk Tessy down the trail throughout the day for about another 2 miles... and many days, I just take a leisurely walk by myself... down the lane and around the bend... walking in quiet solitude... concentrating on the beauty that surrounds me on any given day... walking is so therapeutic... it rejuvenates my soul and clears my mind... I notice everything as I walk... from the teeniest ladybug on a flower petal by the wayside, to the rising stream that cascades alongside the little dirt road... I also love to take a little peek at the charming historic homes along the way... my imagination soars and I make up little stories about each one... longing for more than just a glimpse as I walk by... this little white cottage is one of my favorites... perhaps a sweet little grandmother and grandfather live here... waiting for their family to arrive for a sumptuous Sunday roast dinner... followed by sitting out on the porch afterwards... the grownups sipping a cup of coffee or sweet tea and the children playing in the cool grass and counting fireflies...
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Hello dear friend.....Your photos are so very pretty as usual. Julie, I wish I was your neighbor...and I would certainly invite you in for a visit...or even better yet....go with you on your Nature walk. I always enjoy them virtually, tho.
Hugs sweet lady,
Jo
I would ask to see! As I've read your post, I imagine walking up to your door and getting a very lovely welcome inside. Inside I would imagine a very feminine and lovely home to visit. Oh how tempting to visit the homes down the road from you. Maybe someday you can! Beautiful post!
Oh how pretty. If I had homes like that to see along a walk I think I would have holes on the bottom of my shoe's.
I do the same thing as I walk past the homes in our village.
I love to go for walks as well it is very theraputic ! Lovely photos and post !
I love the homes with the flowers they look beautiful(photography is great) and I often do what you do- wonder who lives in a certain home. I have done this more since living in London. I think because I look at everything more here because it is so new to me. When we are out walking and I look at homes that are old and enchanting I often wonder if a person is sipping tea inside... I think certain places just seem magical to each of us for different reasons.. If i was a stranger and saw your home I would see all the flowers and bird feeders and know you really cared for your place. I am not a stranger and have been inside many times and it is Pretty just like You!!
Love You
Filly xxx
Hello Julie Marie. This is something I find myself doing so often. These photos are beautiful. Now here's a mystery. Last night during our walk, Gary pointed out to me a house (2 houses up from ours) that used to be very well kept. Now grass is over a foot tall. Inside at night, silhouettes can be seen in an empty blue upstairs room. Before, we would often see a man keeping a very meticulous lawn and his small children playing outside. Worried that something might be the matter, he called 911 to report that maybe some one should check it out.
Hopefully all is okay.
I enjoyed this little walk with you... thanks for taking us along...
All of them look so charming! What a beautiful walk you must have every day.
Good Morning Sweet Julie Marie,
I felt like I was on the walk with you viewing the gorgeous homes along the way. I love your dreams of who might live there. I hope you do knock on a door and are welcomed to see more. I am sure many wonder what is behind your lace curtains. All beauty and kindness!
Hugs for Tessy.
Have a wonderful week.
Love to you, Celestina Marie
What a beautiful sight you have during your walks. That one house with the pink flowering tree is so magnificent isn't it?
Thanks for your very sweet comment the other day. Enjoy your week Julie Marie!
-Marie
Hi Sweetie!! I have missed you sooo much!! OMG THIS POST!!!!! How amazing these homes are, I would walk all the time too if I had this to walk by! Just beautiful!! I hope you have a beautiful week full of flowers and sunshine!
Love you sweetie,
Amy
Oh what a beautiful walk Julie Marie. So many enchanting homes. So much beauty to take in. I wish there was a place like it that I could walk to from my petite cottage.
Hugs and Kisses,
♥Ana
I would love to take a walk in your neighborhood Julie Marie!! No beauty like that where I live. LOL
Blessings~
PS Oops...there are a few lilac bushes down at the neighbors and every year I want to pick armloads. I don't think they even care that they have them. :(
Hello Sweet Friend,
Such a beautiful post and lovely photos! I adore how you soak in the beauty that surrounds you and I can see how taking in all this beauty rejuvenates your soul. I would love to one day happen upon your doorstep, wishing you a lovely day!
xoxo
Karyn
Your words are so poetic, I became your newest follower. I love how you create stories for the people who live in these homes. My blog post today describes how to submit a story to the Chicken Soup books; you might like to do that :)
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