Happy Easter!
It’s a sunny but cold day here. I must say it’s nice to see sunshine on Easter morning. Though the forecast for tomorrow is maddening – another high wind watch all day long. What the??? Lots of rain and winds. I don’t remember a year where we’ve had so many high wind events as this year. It’s been a constant since January.
Anyway, someone came home from his walk yesterday with these:
Isn’t that sweet? He’d found them in a field beyond a house that is currently uninhabited. I made him recreate exactly what he’d done when he came in the house, so I could get a photo. Hair, courtesy of having just taken off his hat!
The forsythia was nearly finished, so it was good timing.
Bright yellow flowers seem perfect for Easter. And it’s a good thing because some critter ate my yellow daffodils. I never get many blooms; I suspect that’s because it’s quite an old plant. So it seems especially naughty to consume the two blooms that I had!
Our last egg cup:
This was a gift from a reader of the blog. It’s made from a Holland Mold and someone hand painted and glazed it with the initials L. H. in 1958. Holland Molds were popular, one could personalize the mold with paint and detail and then take the finished product home. I love this one – it’s about 4 3/4″ high, which is quite tall for an egg cup. It lives in the kitchen china cabinet.
I’m sure I’ve missed a few here and there, but that’s the bulk of the collection. I hope you’ve enjoyed this year’s tour.
Have a lovely day. I’m sure it will be hard for some of you to be away from family on this special day. Sending you all love.
Happy Sunday.