God speaking: “My children do not forget my law, let your heart keep my commandments and don’t lose mercy with truth keep them like a neckles and also written on your heart. This will give you peace.”
Lots of heart work here. Emotions play a part.
Proverbs 3: 1-3 (Sandy’s understanding. Read it for yourself. Solomon says some wise things but gets a lot wrong.)
Daffidols opening at the end of February after a white covering of frost early this morning and lots of rain this afternoon.
and apple tree, new branches, going straight into the grey of the sky.
High above the daffidols.
Lots, and lots of raindrops up there to gather.
Let the rain kiss you. Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby.
Langstone Hughes
Nature, all dripping wet. Road, trees, and parakeets.
Parakeets, once living in cages and learning to speak!
Now flying free,
totally naturalised.
Thanks to winter’s warmer weather.
Parakeets now looking for a roost in the wounded tree that dropped a branch unexpectedly in a summer past.
Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet.
We just got wet! Ha!Ha!
Roger Miller
Have a restful weekend.
Sandy 🙂
There is a gentleness to your posts that I really appreciate. Thanks for sharing your heart.
Ah, it often comes from a heart that has or needs exactly what you said, gentleness. Sometimes, days challenge this deeply. Thank you for commenting.
Your opening daffodils’ photos are lovely. 💛 You should paint the fully opened one with the raindrops. 🙂 LOVED the parakeets video, how wonderful to see and hear them on their journey!
Thank you for liking the photos.OK, painting water droplets now how to do that?🥲. Ah, I will try tomorrow. Just did a walk in the Chilterns with heavy muddy boots. Those parakeets fuss up in that tree all year round.
You work on painting rain drops and I’ll work on photographing them. I’ve been trying last couple weeks and end up trashing every shot, lol. 😉
OK! I have looked at some tutorials.
I’d be thrilled with those parakeets year-round, hehehe
With the crows they are a “choir”.
Sandy, a lovely celebration of rain – why moan when it is a blessing! Beautiful moving quotes and gorgeous photos of the daffodils; my favourite flower this time of year! 😀
Thank you, Annika! I, too, enjoyed seeing them as they are our beautiful favourites at this time of year. Grey and yellowy-lemon go well.😄
Your photos of daffodils with rain drops are wonderful, Sandy. We have a little more time before our daffodils are up enough and bloom.
I guess ours may be nearly over then. Thank you for your kind words. Daffodils are what we need after winter. Sunshine in their faces.