This past Christmas we spent some time in NJ with my in-laws. As we were admiring the beautiful Christmas tree, my father-in-law grinned and asked if we liked the okra icicles. I had noticed them but had no idea they were actually made from dried okra. My in-laws, amazingly resourceful and crafty, actually grew the okra, dried them, painted them and rolled them in glitter. I didn’t get a photo of the entire tree but there were about a dozen “okra icicles” and it looked really beautiful. So for you crafty gardeners out there, here is a project for you!

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This fall has been particularly busy, both professionally and personally. Keeping my blog updated has unfortunately been put on the back burner. So if you’ve come looking to see what I’ve been up to, I apologize! Now that the busy season is starting to quiet down I am hoping to get the blog up and running again. If you are on Facebook, you may want to check here for some images of my most recent work. Thanks so much for visiting my blog!

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Very excited that the Fete blog featured my aerial shot of Pippin Hill today. Though the rumors of Jennifer Aniston getting married there have died down, it wasn’t hard to believe this is where she may have chosen to have her wedding.

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