Pictures

Fall and Winter 2003-2004

I did not know that ferns had berries in the winter.
These have survived, living on our back porch.

Only a Flower

Strange that the spring has come
On meadow and vale and hill,
For here in the sunless slum
My bosom is frozen still.

And I wear the wadded things,
Of the dreary winter days,
But out of the heart of this little flower
God gazes into my face!

Toyohiko Kagawa, 1888, Fern Berries, Jan 29, 2004
Frost on a Winter Morning 01/29/2004

Seth & His Grandmother Roe Family, thanks Martha for the pic The Ford

Junk Shop First Rock Garden

Our Second Rock Garden 2003 Fish, Wichita Botanica Fountain, Wichita Botanica

Swing at the Farm Swing, Fast! Ready for the Photo

Dreaming

. . .The trumpet of a prophecy! O wind,
If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?

taken from "From Ode to the West Wind"
by Percy Bysshe Shelley, 1792-1822

Latest and Greatest Pics of the Kidos!
2003 Photographs
Delores 80 Years
Family News and Notes
Recipes
Back to Home

April 20, 2004
Dea Corns

Pictures

Fall and Winter 2003-2004

I did not know that ferns had berries in the winter. These have survived, living on our back porch.

Only a Flower

Strange that the spring has come On meadow and vale and hill, For here in the sunless slum My bosom is frozen still. And I wear the wadded things, Of the dreary winter days, But out of the heart of this little flower God gazes into my face!

. . .The trumpet of a prophecy! O wind, If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?

I did not know that ferns had berries in the winter.
These have survived, living on our back porch.

Strange that the spring has come
On meadow and vale and hill,
For here in the sunless slum
My bosom is frozen still.

And I wear the wadded things,
Of the dreary winter days,
But out of the heart of this little flower
God gazes into my face!

. . .The trumpet of a prophecy! O wind,
If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?