May porch.
All winter I’ve been waiting till spring and porch-sitting weather.
It’s here!
Sometimes I write in the swing. Sometimes I just sit and drink coffee. Or read. Pen letters. Have quiet time. Sometimes I do nothing at all but listen to the birds and look down in the valley, which is what my grandfather used to do. All I can think of is what Scripture says…
His mercies are new every morning.
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What a gorgeous porch, Laura. Made more so to think of you penning your beautiful stories there! May you stay extra cool on that swing this summer as you finish up A Moonbow Night. Eager as can be to see what cover and story will be going with such a whimsical title!
Joanne, Wonderful to see you here – almost like you’re sharing this porch swing and some sweet tea:) Love that you call the title whimsical. Revell did a good job of crafting that while the working title was a bit less magical, lol (Moonbow Inn). I just saw the final cover last week and it’s my fav so far of all my covers. Very thankful for that! I hope you love it, too!
Oh, what a beautiful place to sit, swing, and write! So thrilled for you that you’re back in your beloved Kentucky mountains!~
Dear Heather, I couldn’t have said it better myself:) Thanks so much for being here!!