Dear Sisters,
Happy Spring! I hope you’re feeling the awakening, too! Spring bulbs are popping up here ( the ones the squirrels didn’t get, anyway) and a new growing season is on the horizon. Speaking of growing, the month of March marks my 8th year writing to you from the shorelines! I thought it would be fun to reach back into the archives and re-share some oldies but goldie’s posts with you. Grab your favorite comfy spot, pour yourself something delicious and enjoy some golden nuggets from the Beach Farmgirl. Continue reading
Hello Deb! Yes, Spring is showing it self here in Oklahoma! But it is making me long for our mountain cabin home. Will be heading that way in May. My sewing room is there with machine and fabric waiting with the Mountain View of pines and aspen trees in the cool breeze!! My first introduction to Farmgirl was a friend here who shares my birthday and ironically we are having our once a year lunch this coming Wednesday. Our little cabin is small but cozy and I love its simple comfort!!
Keep writing!! (And I will keep reading down here in the Southwest)!!
Cheryl
Spring has sprung here in Mew York. Our Crocus are out and it is only a matter of time when the Daffodils show their pretty flowers.
HAPPY SPRING
Marilyn
The golden nuggets were as timely today as before. Thanks for bringing hope to this chaotic world
Congrats, Deb, on your anniversary ! It has been fun and inspiring to tune into your blog over these years. Thanks for your effort and motivational energy, and for sharing your beachside and New England homes with us!
Thank you for sharing, I also enjoyed your posts. Would like to become a farmgirl some how. When I was a young person, I lived on a farm in Canada, yes I am Canadian, although I live in the states. Love my husband, love people, love life, love our cottage, and home. Peace out, and just breathe, and know that God loves you all.
Hello! I m writing from the outer banks of nc.I was so excited to see an east coast beach farm girl! I ve been following Mary Jane for 20 years.I grew up here and our life is sand, marsh , and water. Our gardens are pots and raised beds.Pots so we can move em from wind and raised beds ,so when tides coming in we dont have to worry about em. Ive always envied the midwest girls and the lush grasses!But! Like i said we ve learned to roll with what we ve got! Please keep me up on what you re doing!I ve just come back from down on beach this morning. I m a treasure collector! shells , beachglass, lightening strike ect.! Thanks for blogging! Anna