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| Foggy morning |
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| No curbs / beautiful environs |
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| Spanish moss is everywhere |
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Mimosa tree blossom |
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One house had a whole front yard of whatever this is. |
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Pomegranate? |
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| Anybody know this shrub? |
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| It's supposedly fatal to a child who eats only one leaf. |
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Endangered long leaf pinetree |
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| Nice walk |
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Entrance to Hannah's house (creeping fig wall) |
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| Who are these guys? They're all over her porch. |
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And this one? |
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| Shrimp plants (?) outside Hannah's window |
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Where the armadillo was last night. . . |
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| We saw him through this window |
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View from another window |
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| Hannah's raw food cuisine |
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| Hannah hard at work |
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We had a productive week. Mine for my fiction writing, hers for her graduate studies.
Strict schedule:
Rise at 6:30
Coffee till 7
Fast walk till 8
Breakfast and shower till 9
Work Block One / from 9-12
5 Tibetan Rites & lunch @12-1
Work Block Two / from 1-4
Yoga & dinner break from 4-6
Work Block Three / from 6-9
Bedtime with a good book @ 10:30Rigid rules:
1. No talking during work blocks
2. No wine for D or beer for H all week (our respective beverages of choice)
3. Stick to the schedule
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| Bye Bye Hannah. Thanks for a wonderful writing retreat! |
Now I'm off to visit daughter #2, Sarah & family, in Fort Lauderdale for another week of daytime writing while Sarah's family is at work and school. No internet at Sarah's house. No blogging or e-mailing or googling. For real! dkm |
5 comments:
What a peaceful sanctuary; I love the creeping fig wall. But your schedule wears me out. Not even a LITTLE glass of wine?
It is a beautiful landscape indeed! I love the long leaf pine. And the little red and black fellows. I'm hugely impressed by the schedule - that's what I need and don't have. But I agree with Bibi - no wine? :-(
Always nice to share the surroundings from someplace else. It is so different than here!
That is one beautiful place. I love the house and the trees and the greens,....andandand.... :D
Glad you had a good time together!
I see there is a reference to Oleander (the poisonous plant). What a super retreat and great discipline !! Well done :)
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