“Living Above the Frost Line is a dwelling place for practicing poets. Here we give ourselves some extra time. Yes, we know the hard freeze will come, but until it arrives, we shall grow and share our poems.”
The Focus of this blog is Poetry Writing, Southern and Appalachian Poets, and Living in the Southern Appalachian Mountains in this day and time.
We’re sunrise watchers, moonrise watchers, sunset and moonset watchers. We’re obsessed with flowers and especially enjoy a full sun perennial garden growing on a mountain in the middle of a deciduous forest. The goal here always has been to see something blooming, even in the dead of winter, and that is sometimes possible.
There is great joy seeing the forest with a full range of color at leaf peak and at the same moment to see flowers still blooming.
5 comments:
Happy anniversary to Living Above the Frost Line. Your photos are just stunning Nancy.
I remember that day in the library when we all hit the "publish" button. I'm celebrating my third anniversary as well. Life is good.
Sam
Hello Sam, I remember that workshop well. Three years now. I do not know anyone else that started that day other than the two of us who are still blogging except Brenda Kay Ledford. Carole Thompson is still writing and spending a lot of time on her poems. That is what I should be doing. (Ha ha.)
Congratulations to you, Sam. You've outsdone us all!
Congratulations to you, Nancy and to Sam for your three years of blogging, for staying with it. Both of you have beautiful sites.
Yes, Sam, life is good.
I remind myself of what I have to be thankful for every day of my life.
Congratulations on your third anniversary of your blog. I have been amiss at reading everyone's blog, and I apologize. I have had many projects, lately.
Happy Autumn!
Joan, Save some time for your writing.
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