Too Soon For Spring, So…
Snow still prevails in our landscape, so I dug back into the archives to remind myself of what is coming. I’m ready! Thanks for the challenge Lens-artists, with the prompt of Spring.
Read MoreGrowing with gratitude for life's challenges
Snow still prevails in our landscape, so I dug back into the archives to remind myself of what is coming. I’m ready! Thanks for the challenge Lens-artists, with the prompt of Spring.
Read MoreOn International Woman’s Day, I was gifted with many flowers, chocolates, and other displays of affection from our budding Ukrainian community. How lucky am I? Rain has arrived today. It doesn’t appear to be making a dent in the snow yet, but Spring has to win eventually…right? The flowers sure have inspired hope. Hope they […]
Read MoreFor Cee’s Flower of the day challenge: FOTD
Read MoreAh Spring! So much to be joyful about. For Lens-artists Photo Challenge: Colorful April.
Read MoreLast. week was a mind teaser. This week we’ll keep it a little simpler (hopefully) Choose any word that relates to Spring and create an acrostic poem. Here’s a sample: VibrantEarthRenewingNurturingAll Life To participate, create a post and link back here, or drop a note in the comments. Looking forward to your creations.
Read MoreEven the old flower –this appearance of decrepitudemerely camouflagefor the soul is eternalreaches for renewaland at every opportunityblossoms…. (For Lens-Artist’s Photo Challenge: Spring.)
Read MoreClosed signs turn cautiouslytrepidation persists –are openings wise at this time? Spring ignores man’s conflictsdelicately asserts her voicedelivers a message of renewal A reminder to all hearts to set aside worryopen anew to the wonders around us –all else will fall in place in its own time. (For A Photo A Week Challenge: opening; and […]
Read MoreVibrant red,sweet pinks The joy of birdsong Oh, how I long for Spring. (For Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Spring Scenes)
Read MoreSpring is such a rich season for photography. Wildlife flirts, blossoms sing, and the air alternates between moist and sunny. As serene as this scene appears, birds are singing, bees are buzzing in prolific numbers, and the mosquitoes are having a feast. Still, I linger, hunting for the source of that one song that thrills […]
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