What can be more enjoyable than working from one's little home office, away from the growing congestion of northern Virginia traffic and the ugliness of office cubes, which have been shown to be counterproductive in research studies of various types? Working at home and looking out at the garden after a substantial snowfall. In these months of the year, it provides beauty without the demands of weeding, watering, harvesting, and preserving. What a delight!Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Peace in the Garden in Winter
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What can be more enjoyable than working from one's little home office, away from the growing congestion of northern Virginia traffic and the ugliness of office cubes, which have been shown to be counterproductive in research studies of various types? Working at home and looking out at the garden after a substantial snowfall. In these months of the year, it provides beauty without the demands of weeding, watering, harvesting, and preserving. What a delight!
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It is lovely. I love snow. I hope between the two of you come spring, you revive your full garden. Anyway, you and Rod have a green thumb.
That's the plan. We are already choosing the seeds ad planning the layout. The major challenge is Chucky, the giant groundhog, who considers our garden his cocktail lounge.
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