A Tree Stump

Oh my, isn't this lovely? I know I love it. Wouldn't one of these be great hanging on a wall like a picture or sitting up on a mantle? I could also totally see one leaning against some books on a book shelf. Couldn't you?

Birthday Tree

Oh my, Jordan Ferney's "Birthday Tree" is so genus. Don't you agree? I mean, who wouldn't want one of these for their birthday or anniversary or just when they need cheering up. I think it's perfect and so fun! (Not to mention beautiful.) Now I want to try and make one.

The Kwanzan Cherry Tree Project

About a week ago one of my neighbors kindly let me take a bunch of photos of her amazing Kwanzan Cherry Tree that I've always adored. (It's such an amazingly gorgeous tree I think.) When I say I took a bunch of pictures, I do mean a bunch. I think I took about 20 or 30 pictures of it in total. These are just my favorites and I thought I'd share. What do you think?

My Corner of the World in February

First of all, sorry there's no street picture. Can you believe I forgot about it? Truth is I just wasn't out much last month so aside from not getting that I also didn't really get the greatest pictures of other stuff. There are still some fairly good ones though.

Interesting Restaurant

First of all, sorry for not posting for so long. I've had a horrible cold (or something like it) for the past few days and so haven't felt much like posting. I was just sick about a month ago too. But anyhow, today I'm feeling good enough to make a post or two.

Second, check out this awesome Yellow Treehouse Restaurant. It was designed by Pacific Environments Architects for New Zealand’s Yellowpages ad campaign as a way to help people see Yellow in a better light. Isn't it just lovely? Man, I'd love to eat there some day. How about you?

To read more about the Yellow Treehouse Restaurant go here. They even have construction photos.

(Via Lace & Tea)

My Corner of the World in January

I cannot believe last month went by so fast. I mean, usually the winter months seem to last forever. Maybe it's because I'm starting to like winter more.

Reaching For The Sky

There is a unique beauty in a bare tree. It's arms reaching for the sky touching the misty blue in the cold of the winter. They don't seem to mind the cold or being without leaves. And even though they don't clap much anymore, still they stand firm without complaining. They know that spring will come again and for now winter's fine.