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 We took some time to walk around after our architecture tour and visit this war memorial. Once you step inside, you see that the pillars are etched with names and letters from people that have died in WWI-present day. It's a really powerful experience.

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This was taken inside the library that was designed by I.M. Pei. The idea was to design with clean, simple lines and bring the outside in with large panes of glass. It's beautiful when you're standing inside looking out. If you choose to visit (it's a really nice road trip) take the architecture tour.

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When you think of cities with interesting architecture, I bet Columbus, Indiana never crossed your mind. They have a collection of buildings designed by some heavy hitters: Saarinen, Pei, Weese to name a few. I'll be featuring some photos since I recently spent a couple of days there.

This is a church that was designed by Saarinen and completed in 1964. Amazing.

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Seed experiment. I had some seeds left over from last year, so I tried to start them on a wet paper towel to see if they would still grow. This a photo of tiny bok choy sprouts. Stay tuned to see if they'll continue to thrive.

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We've had a really wet spring lately. I love a good afternoon storm followed by some sun that makes the raindrops sparkle.

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Sorry for missing two posts. I went away for the weekend (pictures coming soon) and had scheduled posts which obviously didn't work.

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I love the color palette in this photo: yellow greens, blue greens and an earthy neutral. I'll have to work that into my next project.