Monday, April 29, 2013

Spring in Oregon

030 .: A small grouping of the bountiful trillium in our backyard :. moon light softened by the clouds and through our tall trees .: The soft glow of a full moon viewed through our tall coniferous trees :. finally snapped pics of our cherry blossoms finally snapped pics of our cherry blossoms! 020 .: I finally photographed the cherry blossoms outside our kitchen window, after three years of proclaiming every spring that I would (and then never getting around to it until it was too late and they were gone) :. more dogwood blossoms at school 127 161 .: Extraordinarily beautiful dogwood blossoms at K's school. They always make my heart skip a beat :. banana granola parfait (forks over knives)
.: Trying something new and loving it! I made some banana granola parfaits from the Forks Over Knives cookbook today. I added our favorite granola recipe instead of what they called for, though. This might be a new favorite treat. It's pretty versatile, too. It could work as a light breakfast or even a dessert thanks to it's natural sweetness. :.

Now I'm off to spend some much needed time with Kevin as we watch Colonial House. I am not a reality TV fan by any means, but I enjoy these PBS series (Frontier House, Texas Ranch House, etc.) and draw inspiration from them for our self-sufficient dreams. We are only two episodes in so far, but I am enjoying it.

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Your photos are beautiful. I love all seasons here in Oregon. I love the smells of each season too.
Those spring blooms look absolutely gorgeous! So lovely to see your sweet spring flowers while at the same time enjoying my own autumn view. I will have to check out your granola recipe.
Beautiful pictures. That Dogwood is gorgeous!
Oh, you've made me miss Oregon. It is so lovely. Thanks for taking time to share the beauty around you.
I too love the PBS reality shows! 1900s House and 1940s House were faves too, and I agree, great sources of frugal/self-sufficient living.
Wonderful photos - there can truly be nothing lovelier than Spring :-)
I also love these series. Have you seen the 1900 House? Thanks for sharing your latest favourite recipes. I am inspired to try them.
This post is so beautiful! I cannot wait until the Trilliums are in bloom here! They are our Provincial flower (I live in Ontario, Canada), so they are extra special to me.
What a great idea...we love parfaits here! Beautiful photos.

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