Author: wildflowerfarm
Captain Cobb House
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The Captain Cobb House, is a museum that is kept and managed by the historical society of Brewster MA. it is operated by a force very dedicated volunteers. The objects in the house, were donated largely by families and private owners of the chapter of our American history commonly referenced as Maritime. These kind…
Ahab’s Wife by Sena Jeter Naslund, or, The Book Club Goes Down The Cape
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This dusty old book, was given to me many years ago by my mother, who loved it. I read it a long time ago because she told me to. Long ago so more than ten years ago. I just remembered it as a book I really wanted to discuss with other women. So, last time…
The Forgotten Garden By Kate Morton
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The Forgotten Garden, was our most recent book. We took a field trip to discuss it. We went to Tower Hill Botanical Garden, about 15 minutes from the here to discuss this book. Totally worth the trip. I fell in love with Tower Hill on this brief visit to discuss a truly beautiful book I…
Books We Have Read
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book club snacks We had a major loss some time ago. Then I guess I have gone through a depression and have gotten behind here…. We have read several books. Including The Bone People by Keri Hulme, it was about 3 very damaged people and the way they damaged each other until they managed to…
Good Bye Yoda, We Love You
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Tragedy struck our farm not long ago… Yoda, our bestest boy ever crossed the rainbow bridge. He was a loved and adored member of our family. For me, he was the closest thing to a child that I am likely to ever have. It has taken me a long time to process losing this good…
Spring
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Sadly, these photos are a little behind the times now. I have been having blog issues and difficulties which is why I have not been posting. I hope to get it all worked out and functional before too long. If I am brutally honest, I hate computers. I know how to type and that is…
The Perfume Thief
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The Perfume thief, was really fun to do as a book club book. I am so grateful to Mr. Schaffert, for this book that took us back to another time and to another place. I at least was truly transported to the Bordellos of France, 1941, during the German occupation.
Finally a guest!
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And this, is why we keep trail cams. We like to know who is visiting the property. Check out this bad boy a bit closer to the chicken coop than is good news. He seems to have dropped by in the last few days. I feel pretty sure he was seeking a chicken dinner. He…
Spring is Early This Year
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it’s evening now, and ironically since I took these photos it has snowed again and we are expecting even more over the weekend. The temperature this winter has been freakish. Major cold blasts then very warm then sudden cold blast again. It is going to wreak havoc on the plants that have started producing buds…
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
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Yes unfortunately I don’t have a big photo for this book. I am having picture sizing issues cuz I am not a techy. But I love this image as one to associate with Neverwhere. You see the tall and ancient bridge juxtaposed against modern architecture. Showing only 2 of the many worlds of the city…