The pictures are just beautiful in this book. I have all the Theology of the Home books and love them all. I treated myself to this one as a holiday read (for us in Australia it is long holiday time at Christmas). Just before this I had also read Christie Purifoy's A Home in Bloom and felt that God was hinting at me to enjoy his flowers and bring them into the home.
Yes, they are a treat! I have not heard of A Home in Bloom! I will need to look that up. What is your favorite flower? I am thinking Australia must have some beauties all its own!
I am afraid I am very boring and love my David Austin roses, which grow very well here in our cooler climate. We do have some lovely natives with a subtle beauty of their own. We have many wattle trees and bottle brushes in the garden, and the wattles tend to come out around my birthday :) It doesn't t grow around here, but the Christmas bush is a real beauty.
The pictures are just beautiful in this book. I have all the Theology of the Home books and love them all. I treated myself to this one as a holiday read (for us in Australia it is long holiday time at Christmas). Just before this I had also read Christie Purifoy's A Home in Bloom and felt that God was hinting at me to enjoy his flowers and bring them into the home.
Yes, they are a treat! I have not heard of A Home in Bloom! I will need to look that up. What is your favorite flower? I am thinking Australia must have some beauties all its own!
I am afraid I am very boring and love my David Austin roses, which grow very well here in our cooler climate. We do have some lovely natives with a subtle beauty of their own. We have many wattle trees and bottle brushes in the garden, and the wattles tend to come out around my birthday :) It doesn't t grow around here, but the Christmas bush is a real beauty.
So excited to read this book! I too have read the first three ToH books and loved them!
Both you and Emily bring the magic of beauty into our lives.
Thank you for reminding to look for simple beauty all around me each day
I love all the Theology of the Home books. I love this one especially as I don’t have the first clue about flower arrangements.
I believe I may have discovered you via the emails from ToTH.