Lake Ridge Winter Wonderland after Ten-inch Nor’easter
Learning that it was a nor’easter that dumped all the snow, I wondered exactly what that was, since I’m more familiar with Texas weather.
Historical Sewing and Time Travels
Learning that it was a nor’easter that dumped all the snow, I wondered exactly what that was, since I’m more familiar with Texas weather.
Favorite scenes from my days and evenings out and about in Virginia during the different seasons, and gardening on my balcony patio.
When the Lake Ridge area formed in 1971, parts of Tackett’s Mill was brought to this site to become the focal point for the central shopping area.
After owning gorgeous homes in Texas and Virginia, apartment life isn’t what it used to be, however here are a few pictures of some of the best parts.
Since Washington National Cathedral is the sixth largest in the world, it was the closest chance we’d ever get to European art history.
Although perennials are more expensive than annuals, perennials return each year, so for the same amount of money I’m enlarging my garden with new options!
Although the first regimental for my son began humbly, the Colonial Williamsburg tailor sencouraged me to to go period accurate…to my son’s utter delight!
Keeping warm and dry, we visited the first three presidents from Virginia throughout their lifetime at various events, for President’s Day Weekend.
Meanwhile I couldn’t help but capture a few pictures of my newest colonial costume accessories, all in cardinal red to buffer the cold, cold snow.
Then all exclaimed: Naaawww, we’d rather be cold in Colonial Williamsburg during Grand Illumination! There is nothing like it anywhere else in the world!