I am so happy. My life feels really really good. Enriched with friends, family, music and travel. I am so grateful. I have been real busy this week, working every day, so my life has been hectic. So today is Sunday and its time for me to relax. The Christmas Tree is flickering with bright lights in our living room, there is still snow on the ground from yesterday’s blizzard, the fire is toasty warm and our front office has just been painted Belize Ocean Blue. Not much else to report on this Sunday except that I am happy and content.
What are you grateful for this Sunday??? Love hearing from you guys so much. Thanks for commenting and reading my blog. That is what I am grateful for.
Caroline on the Boardwalk on the Plantation on Turkey Day 2009
I just happened to glance at all my tag words that I have used for my postings on this here blog in the past year, and it is so fascinating seeing all the things I talk about in alphabetic order. Just love it. Words are fun.
Abundance, Ami Worthen
Beets, barometric pressures, Blue Ridge Tribal Gathering of Beautiful People and Brynn Bazemore
Caroline Pond, Caveman Chinese New Years and Coverlicious
Deep Blue Ripples and Dream Jobs
Family, Fiddle Girl and French Broad River Fest, Fridays
George Pond, Georgia and Golden Hour
Halloween and Hot Tubs
Iphones
Jamaican Sunsets and Josh Phillips Folk Festival, Josie niece, Justyn
Kale
Laura Reed, LED lights
New Years and Niece Love
Pond Farm Pickers
Raw Foods and Rocket Club
Shredded Beets, Smoothies, Snake Oil Medicine Show, Snow Vacations, Sol Driven Train, Sugar & Spice, Sunshine Diaz
Some of my favorite pics that we took from the Plantation in South Carolina from Turkey Day, are all here for your viewing pleasure. Pictures can tell a thousand words.
Awww, the Spanish Moss
We really had a wonderful sunny time, walking around in the woods and going on hayrides and I played my fiddle for the family.
Life can be so adventurous, especially around Holiday Times.
I had such an amazing Holiday vacation in Charleston and South Georgia. Thursday morning(Turkey Day) Justyn and I went down to his Uncle’s Plantation on the Cooper River. Its one of the oldest rice plantations in South Carolina and its on the Cooper River. It is called the Limerick Plantation. James B. Edwards, his Uncle, holds a family reunion every year and this was the 25th year. We ate yummy catered food, hiked the plantation, saw a ton of ducks and went on a hayride.
Friday we got up in the morning and went on a 10 mile bike ride over the brand new Cooper River Bridge. It was spectacular. Lots of biking up hill, but the view on top of the bridge was phenomenal. We rode over to the Aquarium and met up with JT’s niece and sister. We had a blast. Unfortunately, my bike had a flat tire, so we had to load the bikes in to the car. We did stop at Folly Beach to take out the dog and fly the kite.
That evening we had a lovely dinner at The Mustard Seed in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina and then met up with friends afterwards to celebrate the night life. We saw a band at Art’s Place, and they were extremely loud, but I loved how they played Duran Duran’s song Rio. I danced my butt off. Awesome.
Saturday morning, we woke up and went to The Waterfront Park with JT’s family. The park is underneath the Cooper River Bridge. It is extremely nice. JT flew his kite down there, it was amazing. The weather was windy and brisk, but sunny too.
After our morning adventures, we headed to Sylvania, Georgia to hang with my mom and dad. It was so lovely and sweet to see them. We went to a real cool restaurant in the middle of nowhere, Georgia. It felt like we were at a NYC restaurant plopped on a dirt road in Southern, Georgia, next to a deer processing plant. Very interesting. The place was called Doe Doe’s.
More pics to follow, I just can’t find the camera chord thingy. xoxoxoxo. Peace.
I am loving my Sunday so far, relaxing with a blazing fire in the wood stove. This is a banana pancake kind of morning. I love this Jack Johnson song Banana Pancakes, its wonderful.
Its raining cats and dogs outside and I don’t have to go out in it right now. My plan is to chill watch movies, read a book and oh yeh I do have to go in to work tonite, but for now I will pretend I am on vacation. Happy Sunday everyone.
Noli dog relaxing last Sunday at the Bass and Grass
This past weekend on the way to Bass and Grass we were lucky enough to take our brand new camper on its maiden voyage down to Perry, Georgia. Its a 1967 Beauty. I have been dreaming for years on owning a vintage travel trailer and my dream has come true. White on the outside and refurbished on the inside with salmon pink sink and stove. I just love it and adore. Our little home on wheels. Here are some pics of this cute little canned ham. I will show you what the inside looks like later.
My cute and clever friend Jennie Hart, made us a salad this weekend at the Bass and Grass. She had to make a salad for many hungry fishers and musicians so this is what she did. Jennie started with a clean, unscented trashbag and put her salad ingredients in to toss. Filmed by Mr. Justyn Thompson.
I cannot even begin to put in words how much fun I had at the Bass and Grass Festival this weekend at Perry, Georgia. 75 degree sunny weather, great company, music pickin’ with the Keels and whole bunch of bass fishing. Here is a couple of short videos that Justyn did while we are on Goose Lake. I brought my ukulele out there while he caught 15 bass. I will tell you more stories later, its time for me to unwind from my fun vacation.
“Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.” Dr. Seuss
I love finding these quotes, they are good for the soul. I had a fabulous weekend with The Firecrackers playing at a Bat Mitzvah. A very swanky event in downtown Greensboro, NC. Open bar, finger food, hula hoopers and then the band. Very nice event for a sweet little 13 year old.
So today, I pack up and get organized for Bass and Grass. We are heading down to Perry, Georgia to be a part of a bluegrass and fishing event. I am looking forward to it.
Its raining like cats and dogs on this November evening. Orange trees outside my window and grey skies of rain. Its quite magical.
I Know this is extremely random picture to put on this post but i love this artshot I took this past summer.