© 2013 Michael Fiveson
A fine old blue home needs some paint but still retains a quaint charm.
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2013 Michael Fiveson
A fine old blue home needs some paint but still retains a quaint charm.
Mike's Look at Life 
Would love to roam the rooms of this beauty.
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Isn’t she wonderful. Thanks.
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absolutely love it, fine photography.
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Do I know your name?
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Holly (aka Heartafire). Love your blog, MIke.
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Holly, I will so try to remember that. Lovely name actually.
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Thank you , Mike, have a wonderful day!
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Love it!
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Thanks!
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Another vintage Mike photo, right up my street, we’re neighbours again!
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And a fine neighbor you are Susan. Let’s play cribbage and drink margaritas.
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Count me in for the margaritas, but you would beat me hollow at cribbage! 🙂
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Then we will just drink.
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🙂
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Nice photo Mike! I wonder what stories and antiques lurk behind that hexagonal window in the attic…
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Thanks, Amit. Yes, it is an old home full of original design.
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What a lovely blue color.
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It is fine and fancy.
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That’s a fine, fine porch in need of a dog.
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So agree. A lab or a golden, sitting lovingly.
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This image takes me back to my childhood. A tornado hit my grandparents’ home when I was nine and when they rebuilt it, they painted it like this. Thanks for the memories with this wonderful image, Mike.
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That must have been both traumatic and triumphant for all of you.
Thank you Gina.
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It was; I think I blocked a lot of the tornado memories out but remember with fondness the new home. And your photo brought back the good ones for me.
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Nice.
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I love it!
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Thanks Pat. And I love all your great work too.
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It actually looks very New England!
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Google twin lakes, Colorado. That is where I found this home.
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Wow. I bet this house has some stories to tell. Doesn’t every house? 🙂
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Hard winters for that mountain house. Hardy folks who have lived there.
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Yes. I can feel it. As always, love your pictures.
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Thank you very much.
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Pretty house. They almost planted the trees IN the house. I laugh when I see that because Kelli always, without fail, plants stuff too close to the foundation. She planted five oak trees in her tiny back yard. When I objected, she said she’d remove some if there ended up being too many. She likes jungles. Actually, it does shade the house and patio. We had to remove one oak tree at this house that was too close to the porch after Dean built it onto the house.
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Big oaks providing shade. Lord knows you need all the shade you can find in Texas.
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