Perfect settings are a delight, think Carolyne Roehm, but the every day do for myself must have a touch of wonk. No, that's too narrow, I put wonk into every Garden Design. Specializing in creating new historic Garden Designs, wonk is a layer of narrative. A given.
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What is wonk? Most often wonk is completely je ne c'est pas. Wonk arrives to you, a gift. Once wonk arrives, like love, you'll know. Become a fertile pasture, wonk arrives as the honey bees do in South Georgia.
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A new wonk, below.
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Love me some new wonk. Plonk that tree on the table.
Pic, above, here.
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Made my first bonafide roux last nite. The house is still swimming in its perfect dark dark brown fragrance early this morning. My hair too. Heaven. I can smell the kitchen, above, it's last night's wild caught South Carolina shrimp etouffee made without a recipe. A meal from my previous life, and apparently I paid attention. Beloved paid attention, eating speaks louder than words. Few leftovers, and I cooked enough for all the dishes set on the table, above.
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This trinity of wonk, above, potted tree/cut wildflowers/nursery herbs, set onto the harvest table, already embedded into my Garden Design DNA.
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Garden & Be Well, XO T
Tara, I do adore that table setting and room...so cozy, quaint and packed full of charm! Changes in my life and I thank you for caring...bless you!
ReplyDeleteTara......I mean it. You have to google......Lotusland.....and see.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding.....??? "WONK"!! PERSONIFIED! ON A LARGE SCALE!
You simply must come!!!
Penny
Sounds tasty; my ex learned to make a roux from one of my sisters, though I never picked up on that. But I like cooking and do fairly well. The harvest table and different chairs is better than I often see, maybe it's the potted olive tree!
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