Tulip Photos 2018
I love these “hieroglyphs of Deity!” Every year, I can’t help myself from taking photos of these beauties everywhere I go.
I love these “hieroglyphs of Deity!” Every year, I can’t help myself from taking photos of these beauties everywhere I go.
The biggest surprise of my life was finding out that the best thing that ever happened to me was being a mother…
Studying this list helps remind me to claim my own qualities and attributes that are derived directly from God.
Never sappy, sexy, nor too trivial, this is romance at its best. It is a solid, upstanding, and enjoyable read.
I was intrigued by the dramatic shadow patterns in the grass, by the feathery new leaves, and the frothiness of the distant trees. It was an image the spoke to me of the spring transition, its stark lighting, together with tender new grass and unfurling leaves.
In this post are some of the many spring trees I have been enjoying. I am so grateful to get to witness all this beauty on a regular, seasonal rotation!
This meal is quick, easy, delicious, nourishing, casual, and refreshing.
I am in this juried show at the Madison Art Society. You can see the show at the Scranton Library in Madison through this month. My painting above is in the show.
You are valid.
Me being valid too
does not make you less so.
Here are some nuggets from my private prayers that I’ve been outwardly working on lately:
The New York Botanical Gardens reportedly has over a million daffodils, planting over 100,000 of them each year for a long time.
I’ve been doing some contemplative color mixing lately, and these 9×12 watercolors are the results. It was wonderful to finally paint outside again!
How are you coming along in your reading year? Anything in particular that was wonderful that you recommend?
You can see some of what we’ve been eating in the photos on this post, often served on pottery that I made myself.