Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig
My time in France ended, and I have returned safely to the USA and home. I could easily have stayed longer. I truly enjoyed city life. But upon my return, I was thrilled to see all the leaves in their glorious splendor in rural New Hampshire, and the midges had gone! When I left in early May, the trees were bare, and the midges were awful.
The Beauty of Returning Home
Everything grew two feet while I was away. Though luscious and beautiful, it’s a bit of a jungle. I’m beginning to think a gardener would be an excellent addition to life or a condo where they maintain the grounds. I don’t see myself moving into a condo for at least another twenty years, so a part-time gardener is needed unless I am content to let my property go wild!
I saw some fantastic gardens in Toulouse. All the many city parks had flowers, shrubs, and benches, and people sat and enjoyed their beauty. I wrote many emails sitting on park benches while the children played. I will miss those and the sidewalk cafes with their delicious espressos. I will find ways to work away from my home—in gardens, parks, or the local general store. The challenge for me is to make myself leave the house! I will make it happen, though. It’s good for my well being.
Fencing Up for Summer
AND I will be able to see more fences!
Speaking of which, it’s probably getting time for you to visit Louis E. Page again and “fence-up” for the Summer.
All my best regards,
Debbie Page
CEO, Louis E. Page Inc – Woman-owned business and Family-owned since 1893. (So 131 years ago our family ancestor Louis E. founded the company.)
P.S. Let’s make this summer beautiful and secure with the right fencing!
