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The Magic from Mother Nature
While inspecting the garden yesterday, I found these three beautiful flowers just standing there in front of me. I have always loved the ‘British Garden” romantic kind of wild gardening. Graciously organized by nature, as only nature can make it with many different kind of flowers. Everyone sort are welcomed! My ex and I would…
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Counting Carrots and Goodies
When inside the house the whole days and evenings— except running in the garden, walking dogs. More food is being consumed in our household. And talk about goodies suddenly disappearing in a blink of an eye 🙂 Different hiding places are being found by them. Their noses are being perfect. However, the amount of carrots…
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Old Picture Challange
Normally, I never felt very interested in joining Instagram or Fb challenges. Or, was it that I never took the time to do it! During this real challenge time, we have more time to think, dream, make bucket lists, catching up with good memories. Me, I found boxes of old pictures. So when a friend…
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The stables are closing down due to the Corona virus. Group lessons are being on hold. Competitions are also on hold. Until when, no one knows. Me and my daughter ,are so thankful for the horses we take care. We are getting out of the house every day. Even those day’s when we only want…
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One Tree Gives Many Pleasures
Every year, am I incredible thankful and happy, for this gorgeous cherry tree. First I can enjoy the amazing flowers, then, the dark blood colored leaves, and top of that, juicy cherries. What an amazing tree, and the beauty stands proudly in my garden. Many of the branches are hanging over the fence. People that…
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When Life Gives you Yellow Lemons
“In the moment of fear, you can choose. You can always choose. With calmness and stability you can think clearly. With clarity you can predict the storm, and its strength. By standing still, you can observe your own strength.” said the old Bosnian woman. After the war had ended, I worked in Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina…
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Mia Mattsson Mercer 