This is what my part of Oklahoma looks like in the late summer when fall is hiding just around the bend along the gravel road. Trees grow along meandering creek beds, hazy low-lying hills surround us. It is full of sights like grazing cows in pastures littered with yellow wildflowers, goldenrod, sneeze-weed, coreopsis, and sunflowers.... Continue Reading →

"A rose for the eye--a song for the heart." c.e. hollis The roses bloom all sorts and all colors, pink, all shades orange, and white, red, and purple. I even have a pale yellow one outside my bedroom window. They are like music for the eyes! Long stems or short stems with or without thorns.... Continue Reading →