Rose geraniums have always been one of my very favorites. My grandmother has a bay window in her upstairs guest room and always grew several varieties of scents. When she was still able to send me letters (before Alzheimer's claimed her beautiful mind), she would often enclose a leaf or two among the papers, or a pinch of Sweet Annie. Now, I frequently put a drop or two of rose geranium essential oil on a light bulb ring on my the lamp on my nightstand which delicately scents the entire house. Cara
As I've said before, I love the photography as well as the prose.
I appreciate that you stay who you are with your blog. I guess there are a lot of kindred spirits that enjoy visiting a place that holds true to vintage decorating as well as values.
Anna,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your lovely space on the web. It's refreshing to browse through your intelligent, encouraging, and enlightening posts.
With Gratitude,
~Ann
As always, lovely photography. How wonderful you have (and use) things from your grandmother.
ReplyDeleteRose geraniums have always been one of my very favorites. My grandmother has a bay window in her upstairs guest room and always grew several varieties of scents. When she was still able to send me letters (before Alzheimer's claimed her beautiful mind), she would often enclose a leaf or two among the papers, or a pinch of Sweet Annie.
ReplyDeleteNow, I frequently put a drop or two of rose geranium essential oil on a light bulb ring on my the lamp on my nightstand which delicately scents the entire house.
Cara
a sweet and calm little slice of life. :):)
ReplyDeleteAs I've said before, I love the photography as well as the prose.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that you stay who you are with your blog. I guess there are a lot of kindred spirits that enjoy visiting a place that holds true to vintage decorating as well as values.