March Photos ~ Day 11

Today has been scattered with gifts.

First a sweet bunch of handpicked primroses from a child in my class.  So welcome and so perfect in their simpleness.

And the second was waiting for me when I arrived  home.  A parcel from Kathy all the way from Tunbridge, Vermont.

So welcome and so perfect in the thoughtfulness of the contents; crochet hooks and a wonderful vintage teaspoon holder in which to keep them in (a brilliant idea as mine have been rattling around in a tin.) A sweet embroidery and Maple Candy (oh the bliss) which have already been consumed by Alice and myself! Thank you, Kathy, I am thrilled and very touched.

I took some photos of the primroses in the fleeting late afternoon sun. Hope you enjoy them as much as I will, but before I leave you with the Spring goodness can I apologise for not being able to answer all your lovely comments over the last few days.  I just can't keep up with things at the moment and I hope you understand.  Now, are you ready for a pretty sight...here goes..

Comments

[niki]

A perfectly pretty primrose posy for the 'Posy' blog!

I love the photos Jane - divine!

[Sabine]

Oh Jane, this is so lovely. The yellow of the primeroses and the antique silver vase.
Wonderful pictures,
Sabine

PS: What´s about little robin? Is he home again or still living with you? :)

[Jane]

Oh Sabine, he's flown off and is back with his owner, who thankfully was unaware of my heart ripping apart!

[Dyan]

What pretty flowers. The photos are lovely, especially with the sunlight coming in on them.
Hugs,
Dy

[Jackie Morgan]

Hi Jane, thank you for sharing such beautiful photos with us, they really are uplifting as always. Loved the little robin too, I wondere if you could perhaps find something similar on Etsy? Love Jackie Mx

[mandy]

very pretty pics Jane,
thankyou.

[Dyan]

The pictures are lovely, especially the way the sunlight comes in on them. Have a great day.
Dy

[Lucy]

The light in these photos is magical Jane, you have such a talent with the camera that I really admire.
Primroses are my Mums favourite flower and you have reminded me to give her a call (she lives in rural Dorset) to see if the bank down the lane is still smothered in them.
Thanks as always for inspiring me.xx

[~ Junkyard Jennifer]

Beautiful pictures Jane! The lighting is perfect.

[Steph]

What a sweet present, they look so, so pretty displayed in glass. I was thrilled to find some primroses growing in our new garden at the weekend. What a treat!
Hope the migraine has gone and the robin brooch is a beauty. I can see why you were so delighted with him. Can't wait to see your creation, I have a special place in my heart for robins.
Stephx

[Gill]

Beautiful pictures, you have a talent for taking photographs and seem to arrange things in such a pleasing way...it doesn't quite work the same way for me.

[Kali]

Oh, Pretty!!
Enjoy your wonderful gifts :)

[paula luckhurst]

This last picture is amazing. Really nice.

[Lynsey]

How pretty! and oh how sweet! =)

[Bobbie Lynn Duran]

Thank you!

[Marilyn]

Jane,

I hope you are going to share your photos, and the fact that they are on your blog for the world to admire, with the student.

He/she sounds like a very special kid! The bouquet is simply beautiful.

Marilyn ( in Dallas )

[June]

What lovely gifts, certainly makes for a happy day. I love the primroses from your student, what sweet generosity.

[Rosemary]

I love it all Jane!!
Really pretty,
Rosemary

[mitsi]

primroses are wonderful i have a little patch of them in my front garden and i smile everytime i walk past them :)

[Stephanie]

Love,love,love that last photo. Sublime! Love your blog too.

[Colleen]

That first photo of primroses just made my morning. :)

[Tatania]

I love the primroses. They are delicate and ethereal. Real little sweeties of Spring. Love your photos, they are gorgeous.

[Sarah]

Oh my! Tunbridge, Vermont is where I used to go to the Fair every summer with my grandmother! How neat that you got something from there! It is a beautiful place with farmland and meadows.