a lovely soiree devoted to the simple everyday occurences
like hand stitching
& letter writing,
& trees, especially trees
{their longevity
-their adaptibility/of swaying in the wind
- seasonal growth/changing towards what is needed
- how every leaf is unique even though on one tree there are hundreds of the same type}
running under the sprinkler as a child
bobby pins, the secret of upswept hair
Christina's sentiment for Haiti
& a giveaway...
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tiny thistles growing in the garden
& a card about becoming{it reads,
"that wisdom which comes from being counted worthy of receiving"
...'extraordinary life'!}
doilies
& pinkest of roses
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Wishing you all a simply beautiful day!!!
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Handwriting in your beautiful note book makes simplicity feel extremely special.
ReplyDeleteI always feel sad that my kids don't know what fun it is to run under the sprinkler, drought and water restrictions for the past 10 years have meant my kids and a whole generation of children have missed out on this simple pleasure.
Beautiful list, beautiful blog. I'm glad you like tiny thistles. I too have some feeling of connection to what others often see as deplorable. I love that you've placed the photo of the beautiful rose so close to the lovely little purples.
ReplyDeleteAnd the picture of the hand stitching is very lovely.
May you hear the angels applauding through the whispers of the trees.
this is so lovely. i am writing you a letter this week... for no other reason, except that you mean the world to me. : ) a little pkg to come your way.
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beautiful stiches of simplicity ~
ReplyDeleteseasonal growth and change is so beautiful.
ReplyDeletelove your list here.
one love.
Oh! I am loving your latest art. SO MUCH!! Isn't this idea of Christina's such fun? I love how many of us are roaming the blogroads stopping to say hello here and there. So, hello to you. Happy almost-Friday.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful list! Have a sweet day!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely post, such beautiful images.
ReplyDeletevisiting from souls aperture; enjoyed the photos
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