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Author Archives: Jayne in Georgia
Monet to Matisse
Three years ago Telfair Museum brought a wonderful exhibit of American Impressionism to Savannah, “Monet and American Impressionism.” It was hugely popular which may be why another exhibit of Impressionist art has been brought to the Telfair’s Jepsen Center, “Monet … Continue reading
Cavaliers Greet the New Year!
Our darling Cavaliers are a ray of sunshine on a gray and gloomy morning in Savannah. There is much to recommend living in Coastal Georgia, unless you have a string of cold and gloomy days. But my little spaniels remind … Continue reading
Bridges to New Places
I can’t resist taking pictures crossing a bridge. Smart phones make that so easy. I usually feel contemplative about the crossing. Crossing from one place to another by rising higher and higher and further until the descent to the new … Continue reading
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Giving Thanks for Time
Giving thanks for time is a play with words that suits me this year. This month I gave thanks for the time I have been able to spend with my Mother. She turned 90 this month and that momentous occasion … Continue reading
Time for Tarragon
In the heat of a Savannah morning, we pushed ourselves to put the farm plot to bed. The first plot is nicely covered in black plastic, save for some herbs at the end of the bed. We finished … Continue reading
Atlantic in the Starlight District
Hello and happy summer days! I recently took time away from the garden, and most especially the dahlias (greedy plants), to have a hair cut downtown. Because of a nasty thunderstorm that cropped up, as they do along the coast … Continue reading
Summer Anniversaries
June brings summer weddings, and when all goes well year after year, it brings anniversary celebrations. I feel blessed to have made it to this one , happily, and look forward to more. To celebrate we took a boat ride … Continue reading
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Charleston with my Chums
The heat has started to settle in Savannah, so we decided to make a trip for an activity that is guaranteed air conditioned….shopping. There is so much to love about Savannah, but the shopping experience is not one of the … Continue reading
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Welcome Weekly Weeder
One of the first activities I volunteered for in Savannah was helping out at a place called Sparrow Field where a small group of gardeners, funded by Skidaway Audubon and other altruistic organizations, created a beautiful garden on a berm … Continue reading
