Hi, I’m Carla.
I try to pay attention. I'm always learning something new. I get excited about little things. I live in an interesting place. Here's where I share my musings. Glad you've stopped by!Top Posts
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Category Archives: NOLA nature
Springtime skink
There are so many signs that it’s spring in New Orleans. The azaleas are popping everywhere, the wisteria is starting up, and the live oak trees are wearing their chartreuse coats of flowers instead of their dark green glossy leaves. … Continue reading
Ring around the moon
If you’re in NOLA, or nearby, go look now!
Camellia season
January means winter in most of the Northern hemisphere, and that means snow and ice and bare trees. But in New Orleans there’s always something blooming. Enjoy these two camellias, both in our yard, one a vibrant fuchsia, one a … Continue reading
Magical sunset
It rained almost all day. And then we were treated to this as the sun went down. It looked like the sky was on fire. My sweetheart and I were driving home together, which is pretty unusual – typically he’s … Continue reading
Fall comes late to NOLA…
People think we don’t have fall here. We do, it’s just for a few weeks in December and January. And spring begins by the end of the month with some of the magnolias blooming early! I’ve been enjoying the gold … Continue reading
