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...that I own
although it has felt like that recently.
I have become stuck in a rut
and I feel as though it is time
to make some changes.
I will need to be brave
and there are sure to be days
when I get
discouraged or distracted.
But I don't want to live
with a restricted palette
when there is a whole rainbow out there.
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Oh!
ReplyDeleteI'm putting my arm around you and
saying encouraging things!
That is SO Brit!
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine your cupboard, it must be a beautiful sight.
Paola
That's a lovely chintzware jug. How nice to see a corner of your domain.
ReplyDeletelove that picture on the wall xx
ReplyDeletewe broke a beloved blue pasta bowl last night, one of a set of four, I had a few moments of china grief as I know they are discontinued until E said we could get one in a different colour, that would look lovely, and you know I thought he was right. we shall be brave together....
Tulips! Yay!
ReplyDeleteAs for blue and white - its beautiful, so of course its worth having, but then rainbows are beautiful too
I'm sure it won't need too much bravery....
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Yippee! Now I'll be able to "do" coloured china love by proxy!
ReplyDeleteAlice, because of you, I too have been brave. I bought an old Prussian blue(?) bowl it sits, full of paper white bulbs in my sunny kitchen. Venturing to think beyond pink I now have an "Alice Bowl". Beautiful peek into you home there!
ReplyDeleteBe brave Alice!
ReplyDeleteI bought my first tulips last week.
What a beautiful jug! Does this mean I have to move beyond white, gray, and beige... K x
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a good start. I'm also admiring the picture on your wall.
ReplyDeleteThere is indeed a world of colour out there. So why are my cupboards filled mostly with plain white china? So practical. So elegant. *SO* boring.
ReplyDeleteI love the tiny drawing on your wall. We have a few of those too.
Oh, it's the curtains that I love --
ReplyDeleteGo for it, Alice.
I know exactly how you feel about the B & W .... but I can't help myself and I'm just drawn to it x
ReplyDeleteStill Life. But bursting with it!
ReplyDeleteEmbrace the rainbow. Works for us. (And I agree with readersguide: loving those curtains.)
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