Welcome to Chickadee. I hope you’ll like it here.
First things first. Why Chickadee? That’s simple. I draw my comfort and inspiration from nature. Chickadees are plentiful here in Minnesota and they flock to the feeders, where you can pick out their distinctive and merry song “chicka-dee-dee-dee” from the cacophony of other bird music.
Secondly, if you’ve ever watched a chickadee for any length of time, you’ll see them flit about the tree branches, alighting briefly at the feeder, then hopping over to a fence post, all the while watching the world around them.
That’s the way my mind works. I am quite literally a bit of a manic person. Peripatetic is a great description of my thoughts and many passions. On any given day, I will usually have several creative projects going. I might be needle-felting cupcakes, rubber-stamping, or making garlands of rainbow colors, washi-taping dayplanner pages, potting plants, planning gardens, playing with miniatures, decorating my home, or taking hundreds of photos of my three terriers for their Instagram page. You can follow them @missmelliebee15.
Expressing myself creatively, digging in the garden, walking in the woods soaking in the calm I feel in nature and a lifelong passion for books are the things that bring me happiness.
Recently one of the commenters on a photo of my dog Bacon, my kindred spirit, a scruffy rescue who loves snow more than life itself, remarked that Bacon was a “global joy-bringer.” I thought that was just about the coolest compliment anyone could ever give. In a perfect world, that’s what everyone would aspire to.
And that’s what I hope Chickadee can do. By sharing the many things that bring me joy, I hope to bring a little bit to you.
Rather why I don’t enjoy blasting (or even quiet) radios or televisions…how the heck can you hear life with all of those distractions?
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I’m so anti-white noise. My husband has a TV on whether he’s watching it or not. I love the quiet when he’s gone, or when I’m sitting outside on the porch.
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As Weezy would say, It’s great to have fun but always remember to stop and take the time to smell a flower.
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As long as she’s not “IN” the garden.
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