February 24, 2013 by Xan
The edges of things lead your eye down the garden path, or along the hall, or into your child’s eyes.
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A line that leads along a fence…
or into the sky!
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The edge of this building. The line of the boards. Leads my (Sincerely, Emily) eye into imagination. What was the building used for? How old is it?
The edge of the canning jar, an older one with a big deep edge. This particular jar came from an estate sale. Oh, how I would love to know what it has held.
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Where does your eye lead you?
This year we celebrated our Second Annual Real Food Challenge. Challenging ourselves and our readers to eat fewer processed foods and focus on eating Real Food for the entire month of March.
While the month of March is now over, we still plan to continue the Real Food Challenge by keeping in touch with our readers every few weeks. We want to support our community with advice, recipes, and even giveaways when possible so that all of us can live and eat healthier.
Whether you eat mostly fast food or already make just about everything at home, there's something for everyone in this challenge. We can all make a change whether small or large.
Join the challenge, check back often and give us your feedback - we're excited to hear how you're all doing in your quest to Eat REAL Food!
Not Dabbling In Normal 
Lines are beautiful…they connect the dots and act as a directional tool to lead your eye and they can be used to great advantage in your garden. We are learning all about them in our studies this year (web design) and it’s amazing how important the humble line is in making people want to buy things! ;). Cheers for the lovely liney photos…can either of you draw 50 pumpkins? 😉
Lines in nature and lines in web design. What fun.
Lovely pictures!
I LOVE old buildings. Their history inspires me. Wonderful pics!
Hi TS – I love love old buildings. Mom used to take us through old abandoned farm houses and barns. What fun we had.