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Apparently, angels can sleep anywhere ...
note the angel above on the old rusty fireplace grate |
The Easter lilies are in bloom again.
That is a direct ripoff of the calla lilies are in bloom again, Katharine Hepburn's famous line from the 1937 movie, Stage Door. It may be several weeks past the blessed holiday of Easter, but any time a flower blooms, it is miraculous! And these wonderful lilies bloom annually, with no effort on my part. This is another miracle! - jmm
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The Goodbye Lie Diaries
Late 1880s
Fernandina on Amelia Island, Florida
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| Miss Ella Dunnigan |
Miss Ella writes: Oh, how lovely, Jane Marie. In my time, my lilies have already bloomed. Ours are planted by the front steps to Dunnigan Manor. They are so welcoming during the Easter holiday activities. Every other year, I lift some of the ever-increasing bulbs and give them to neighbors and friends. What a delight it is to take a slow buggy ride around town to witness so many of them in bloom.
Your sleeping angel is very precious, indeed. She tells a tale of silent and safe contentment as she rests beneath the heralding flowers symbolizing purity, hope and the renewing life of spring. Her placement is perfect.
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Miss Ella is matriarch in the Dunnigan family. Featured in each of the novels in Jane Marie Malcolm's The Goodbye Lie series, she is the backbone of the clan, but don't tell her husband, Michael.
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