Last night, I actually did sit for a spell and visit many of your blogs (although I have many more to visit!). For now, I’m off to volunteer at a Dress for Success workday, and THEN I will attempt to work on the photos from my brewery ride last weekend.
** 36 hours / 620 miles / 3 breweries / old friends **
For now, I’ll share this image from Warrenton, VA.
Is “sit for a spell” a term that you use, or are familiar with?
Life on the Bike and other Fab Things 
Lovely image, and can’t wait to read and see pics of 620 miles and 3 breweries.
Love this image LB💛. I imagine sitting here with a coffee watching the world go by.
I picked up the phrase while living in Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee. I still use it and think it’s lovely. I’m still trying to catch up with my reading too. It’s been that kind of a summer. 🙂 Relax and enjoy.
I love the way you captured the shadow from the chair and the textures on the wall Laurie 😀 For a moment I thought the shutters were real and not painted on. Great image.
Yes. What Joe said. Lovely.
Fabulous image, Laurie. Well done. 🙂
Did I say rain today??? Hmmmmm……1.75″ in 35 minutes!!!!!! Yup!!! And that’s the 1st round for today (and it’s not done yet). I believe some stitching is in order!!!!! Looking forward to those photos!
Lovely scene … especially the bottom border with the bunny 🙂
My old aunt used to say ‘Set a spell’ claiming it came from the slaves of the American South. She was very well read and I have always believed her 🙂 And I am familiar with ‘sit a spell’ – it’s a small world! I love the image and love the painted shutter
Puppy stood on the keyboard and published my unfinished comment! I was going to add, thank you for the inspiration! Looking forward to our catch-up tomorrow 🙂 ❤
I’m definitely familiar with the term “sit for a spell,” though I don’t personally use it.
Rest yourself. Take a load off. Sit a spell (or a while, depending on how far north you are). Yup. And sometimes you just have to do that!
Haven’t heard the “sit a spell” term used in my neck of the woods… But then, we are a bit different Down Under.
“Stop and loosen the load” on the other hand, I’ve heard a few times
For a photo that looks quite straightforward at first glance, there’s a lot to look at here! The shot makes me resolve to spend some time today just sitting . . .
LOL, I think I last heard that watching an old sitcom in the 70s 🙂 Lovely capture Laurie.