Eileen’s kitchen faces our backyard garden where she can admire her design. The art work includes a painting by her Mom and another about chickens. We engage in birdwatching from there; it’s perfect for avian photos. Yesterday we had a Carolina Wren. The handprinted tray is also by Eileen’s Mom Florence. The little kitchen picture reminds us of the tiny kitchen in our first OG house on Heck.
The thermometer is there because as a physician, I like to measure things. The dried up brownish flowers tell us to save them. Autumn flowers often retain lovely colors and they last a long while in the house.
If you walk past our garden on Delaware Avenue, look straight ahead to see our red metal sculpture called “The Etruscan Horse.” Here is a link about that sculpture:
When we first bought our 1880 home on Mt. Hermon Way, this nook was smaller , but we were allowed to make it bigger.
ANNETTE HANSHAW.
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