Instructions on Not Giving Up (Poem by Ada Limon with Photos)
Spring brings hope, casting aside emptiness in favor of receptivity.
Spring brings hope, casting aside emptiness in favor of receptivity.
See my photos here of Ridgefield 245 years after the revolution, with some of the same trees and houses, on a glorious day with leaves popping out and flowers festooning every nook and cranny.
We had a great day. I will post about the fabulous art show tomorrow; in this post are the rest of my photos of our delightful outing.
Come along side me as we walk here in the fresh unfolding of early spring.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
To call it spring break is a misnomer, for we all worked all week, but we got to be together for meals, and our youngest daughter and I got in a couple hikes in warmer temperatures, as well as played bananagrams after dinner.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Mother nature is fascinating, especially in her most temporal detail.
It was great to see everyone, and to celebrate a union between two really well suited people that feels like it will last.
Here are the rest of our photographs from our trip to Mexico.
The nature was so lush and in your face in Mexico, I took these photos to share the visual riches with you.
When friends offered us the use of their timeshare in Puerto Vallarta, and the timing fit perfectly just before we were going to a wedding in Dallas anyway, we said yes!
Birthdays are a wonderful time to circle the wagons around loved ones, and to feel appreciated. They are not about numbers!
These shots span from August to January, and catch me noticing value rather than color.