March, known for her flirty moments of sunshine and birdsong one day, and then the threat of snow and ice the next. This morning I needed to slip on my winter coat and boots before going outdoors, as Mother Nature was quite happy to send a little sleet and dense fog my direction. Oh well, no matter; off with the coat and boots, it’s time for a cup of tea…the simple things of life, indeed.
Today my mind is not on the threat of frosty weather, but on the promise that’s in the air: the promise of violets & daffodils, pink apple blossoms, and the earthy-scent of freshly-plowed fields. I’ve heard it said that finding promise in simple pleasures is available for anyone willing to look…I whole heartedly agree.
A wonderfully heart-warming and inspiring story for sure and for certain. One of my hooking friends was talking about a friend of hers who had redone and “glamped up” a vintage camper and then parted with it. I should check with her – perhaps they are one and the same. Maizy is a wonder and I hope you and your family enjoy her fully and completely in the years to come and is the home of many happy memories for you.
What a great story! Sweet Maizy was just waiting on you to find her. This is a good reminder for me to keep the dream alive. Continued blessings…
I enjoyed your “glamper” story! Super cute too!
I have that book and like you thought it would be a great little guest house.
But unlike you I have never found one and have given up at this point.
She is a beauty and is decorated just right. I love the stove color.
Keep enjoying that sweet space.
We had a pickup camper and tried to retro the inside but husband used it for a hunting camper as well as our family camper. Dreams that needed to change but new ones came in their place.
Oh my! Maizy is just beautiful. What a heartwarming tale and what wonderful memories you’ve made. Xx
You did a great job decorating it, so sweet looks going.