golden rays
open nature’s aperture
out with the tide
Who has measured the waters in the hollow of His hand,
And marked off the heavens by the span,
And calculated the dust of the earth by the measure,
And weighed the mountains in a balance
And the hills in a pair of scales?
~Isaiah 40:12
Source:
beautiful notes
larks join in sky’s symphony
rain plays tympani
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pounding on the pane
spring colours run grey
listen… the chorus
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perfect key
he sips from a lily
break in the storm
sun flickers
holding back spring
path lights
This gravel path is on Roosevelt Island in the District of Colombia. It’s a delightful place to run or walk without the noises of the bustling city. There is a monument to Rough Rider and President Teddy Roosevelt.
Joining in the Which Way Photo Challenge hosted by Alive and Trekking.
For the elderly person the nexus of life can be chronic illness.
Its the one thing so many share.
My husband’s brothers all talk about the illnesses they share or how many times they go to the doctor – uggh.
Disease (doctors) might seem like the core of life but it doesn’t need to be.
What about finding new connections? My client might never have enjoyed bingo but it’s a social connection she’s now enjoying.
My friend’s father always loved machinery but his wife (with Alzheimers) needs to connect on a different level now – they love watching birds.
I like the idea that nature can be one important nexus for our aging friends and family members.
The photograph “Chains and People” (at the top) was meant to convey that sense of ordered chaos.
Hopefully a connection with nature can smooth some of the chaos away.
Thanks to the A to Z challenge for giving us a blogging Nexus in April.
What’s your Nexus in your life???
the artist’s eye
no matter the season
merger of shapes
The prompt at Word of the day Challenge is Combine
unlikely friends
need presses the issue
small sacrifice
generous rescuer
colourful child
king of all he sees
love conquers convention
our stories make children smile
What do a Ugandan cho and a la foufou have in common? They have found friendship in the Savanna when a lion rescues a helpless cocoon and gains a beautiful and loyal friend. The zoos and parks seem very responsible with their wildlife. This lioness will hopefully return to the wild when she is mature.
motherless child
lake doesn’t claim this baby
large appetite
Poets United prompt today is Animals in recognition of World Animal Day
Pop the bubble
passages of time
stop on the Nile
heart memories rewind
not much more can be said about this beautiful place and the people we love!
Thank you to A to Z challenge for giving the opportunity to share about Uganda and the Acholi people.
Over my shoulder
trials have formed perspective
toward a new day
Happy New Year to each of you. I hope that 2017 is an enlightening year.
Slowly raised arm
four little ones with spots
perfect picture pose
The wordpress daily post’s one word prompt is “slowly.” Im always amazed at how keen a deer’s senses are.
Sharing this wonderful seafoam with Mundane Monday Photo Challenge #57
Looking ahead, without looking back (too often)
Thanks for following a cowgirl on her crazy life journey.
Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before. - Edgar Allan Poe
Hoping to make the world more beautiful
Books by author Diana Coombes
With previous posting of "Our World" on Blogger
my humanity in written form
Experiments in Creative Writing, and more ....
Poetry by Mich
FOR READERS AND ASPIRING WRITERS
Everyday musings ....Life as I see it.......my space, my reflections and thoughts !!
From Board Books to Clean YA
Cherishing the Past while Celebrating the Present
FROM ONE PARENT TO ANOTHER
Living life with dissociative identity disorder and complex ptsd
Predominately Books But Other Stuff Too
Home of Monty Vern
Building your faith and framing your world by the Word of God
penned in moon dust 