Several months ago the gentleman sent me a link for a wonderful blog on
American Garden History. I was immediately smitten, and followed it obsessively. The only thing was that the author was anonymous, and comments were not enabled. And yet, I felt guilty being such an unabashed lurker. So, you can imagine my thrill when I received an email a couple weeks ago from its author, saying she had started a new blog focusing on her personal inspirations...and would I mind if she featured my blog (would I?!?). Well,
it's about time I returned the compliment ~ please meet
Barbara, whose daily musings on the stars and the moon, her sweet family, and frequent garden wanderings never fail to delight.
Oh, and I hope she won't mind my saying, but her
book is pretty wonderful too!
Several months ago the gentleman sent me a link for a wonderful blog on American Garden History. I was immediately smitten, and followed it obsessively. The only thing was that the author was anonymous, and comments were not enabled. And yet, I felt guilty being such an unabashed lurker. So, you can imagine my thrill when I received an email a couple weeks ago from its author, saying she had started a new blog focusing on her personal inspirations...and would I mind if she featured my blog (would I?!?). Well, it's about time I returned the compliment ~ please meet Barbara, whose daily musings on the stars and the moon, her sweet family, and frequent garden wanderings never fail to delight.
What a beautiful link! Like you, I will return many times!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much for your kind words. Greatly appreciated! Barbara
ReplyDeleteI too have been a faithful reader of her wonderful Garden History blog, and will be of her new one. And now I remember that I emailed her months ago to tell her about Jonathan Fisher, and still haven't sent the material. Thanks, Janet!
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying this daily feast too.pgt
ReplyDeleteJanet,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for introducing us!