In August, Tim and I traveled to France. We're not any kind of jet setters, but I've dreamed about visiting France for as long as I can remember. We shared this dream with my brother and his wife, and the four of us would imagine what it'd be like to visit France. In January 2018, we took the plunge and committed to go on a river cruise on the Seine River. We saved and planned and finally it was time to go.
I'm sure you can see the excitement in our expressions. I won't overwhelm you with too many stories and pictures all at once. Today I want to share Monet's Garden with you. On our tour, we learned Monet planned his garden meticulously. His goal was to have a beautiful garden from which he could paint his pictures. Not only are his paintings masterpieces, but his garden is a masterpiece.
I have a picture of his home in Giverny hanging in my office. (It's not a Monet, but I've enjoyed it for years.)
We toured his home and gardens on a rainy day, but you'll be able to see from my pictures that it didn't detract from the beauty.
The gardens were crowded, and we didn't have time to explore like we would've liked, but visiting Monet's home and gardens was a highlight of our vacation.
I hope you enjoy these pictures.
And the painting hanging in my office? I now have photographs to go with it.
Positive conversations with old and new friends. I'd love for you to join me on my back porch.
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