So many things planned for this week were put on the backburner as I continue to work on behind the scene stuff after changing the name of this site from Over there to Here to Wild About Here. I’ve been teaching myself some more CSS to implement some changes in the look, update old posts, and so on. Look out for more changes and new series including more Google Plus tips. If you’d like to be kept updated then you can sign up in the new mailing list forms on the sidebar (with the deer image) or at the bottom of this post!
Meanwhile I’ve been taking photos of flowers. The first shot is yellow jasmine after frost. I found out the symbolic meaning of this flower for my post on the language of flowers.
Chrysanthemum means ‘truth.’ The truth is I don’t like having white flowers indoors.
Luce and Theo were hoping for snow this week but could only enjoy it in books. This is the winter scene from a wonderful nature book for children which I highly recommend.
Instead of snow we did have mud!
I was surprised there was no entry for heather in my vintage book.
Luce and Theo added some more treats to the birdfeeder platform before school on Friday morning. Our efforts to attract wild birds were rather successful as we’ve even had an elusive pheasant regularly visiting this week. 
And so this is week 4 of Project 365.
Sarah MumofThree World says
Such lovely photos. I particularly like the jasmine and the heather. It goes without saying that I also like the chocolate! I spy the magical Green & Blacks logo! 🙂
Kim Carberry says
Beautiful photos! The flowers are just stunning x
Elaine Livingstone says
The flower pictures are stunning, and I really like the shadow in the puddle behind them in the mud picture, surprised they are walking round the puddle not through it. I am sure the birds appreciated the treat at this time of year. I cant help but wonder why the wheeled trolley?
Commenting on behalf of Project 365 as well as myself
Rachel says
Your photos are amazing. I too do not like white flowers indoors. Not sure why though.
Stephanie says
Ah pretty flower photos, we haven’t had any snow either but yes A LOT of mud!
TheBoyandMe says
Love those reflections in the muddy puddle walk, they look so cool in monochrome.
Thanks for linking up to Project 365