A little hilarity, some song and dance vehicles, and gripping stories went a long way to interrupt the car-less quiet of wintery days--often the grey variety--and the healing wall I sometimes run into.
All this quiet led to a "make-over" of the loft. But, I'll back up because it really started with the arrival of five little "air plants"...
Five "Tillandsia". |
Thank you, Jeanenne!
Instructions said to soak them for four hours as soon as I opened them. So glad I got them from the mailbox before the freezing temps did them in. Later, I read online that I soak the tops, not the bottoms but the plants forgave me since I'd rescued them from the freezing mailbox.
As I read more online about the air plants I could find no other suitable window for their survival but the loft window up on the third floor.
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I figured out the screen makes the circles. |
Oddly, arranging them in the window suddenly impacted how I perceived the loft that Marge so generously gave over to my enterprises. The little plants in the window changed that perception. Suddenly, a rearranged loft was paramount as I felt how important the window light was.
It was an ugly start...
But, I kept at it a small bit at a time until it began to come together...
The desk components are all manageable pieces I'd put together. |
It felt good orienting toward the light, added to the makeover of my bedroom while Jeanenne was here.
There even was space for the largest rutabaga I've ever seen which I bought in the fall and couldn't bear to cook. It obliged by growing...
Most days I get a walk in. It helps motivation when the wind isn't blasting and the ice is melting...
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