in this pretty gloomy week, there was so much local color to be found. i am so grateful for this little city and the beauty it keeps serving up.
on saturday, TOOLRY, our creative coworking space, hosted a lovely flower workshop. when you add buckets of flowers, lemon scones and loads of flower-happy girls to TOOLRY's already stunning interior and good vibes, the vibrant joy kind of blows you away.
our lovely teacher, sarah-louise, flower goddess from irvington spring farm, posing for our brilliant official photographers of the day foster addington.
earlier in the week, i took a stroll in the urban zen that is anne spencer's historic garden. we are so lucky to have this home and garden to enjoy. anne spencer, the harlem renaissance poet, lived in lynchburg. i can't wait to share the inside of her home with you in the future. the colors are breathtaking. she is a kindred spirit. but on this summer day: the garden.
at the pond, you can push a button and listen to mrs. spencer's poetry about her garden. bliss.
lucky local us.
