Seriously.
When my days are as rich and full and challenging and satisfying as they have been, there's simply no more energy for words.
I stare at the computer screen - hoping to retrieve those profound blog-worthy thoughts I'd entertained earlier - but they've scattered off to the land of lost thoughts and I'm left with photos and no words.
I can choose to leave the photos hidden in my rarely visited flickr account or I can post them here with no words.
I choose the later.
Tomorrow I might have words.
Photos: A spring dusk on Pollywog Creek
11 comments:
Sometimes we don't even need the words! Guess what!? I took a photo of the crocus blooming! It's still winter here, but the crocus says not for long. And then, just when I least expected it, I saw a ladybug on a daffodil stalk. I snapped the photo and thought of this might be something I'd see in your neck of the woods! http://livewithflair.blogspot.com/2011/03/i-have-proof.html
Your words are a pleasure to read and dwell on,but sometimes it is enough to let the pictures speak for themselves.Hope this day is filled with peace and love.
Those pictures don't need words, oh my. Gorgeous. I'm anxiously awaiting some blossoming here...still brown and grey. Praying for you sweet Pat!
Thank you for the moments of beauty that your photography brings to your blog and thank you for the years of friendship that do not require many words....even though we live a distance apart...we have always shared much in our hearts!
I love your photography...which, as you know, means "writing with light". His light shines through each talent with which He has inspired and gifted you. You are such a blessing to the Father of light.
I love those beautiful photos, Patricia. Thanks for sharing them. Love you ~
Who needs words with the beauty of Spring around us? Lovely, I wish mine were as plentiful!
If a picture is worth 1000 words, what does that add up to....about 9000 words?
Enough for a small book, at least!
I've finished the "book" in hard copy, downloaded it in Kindle, gifted it to another friend in kindle and am reading again. I think it will take at least two times through to fully sink in.. but, today I started.... not so much to expect a miracle.. but to fill with gratitude and chase out the fear.
Always love your photos.
Is that a Rusty Lyonia? I've been eyeing them at a nursery but can't find any good information on them... Can you give me some idea of the conditions it likes???
Meems
my dear patricia...
while your words are lovely, your photographs are so stunning that they speak ... even sing ... giving testimony for those with eyes to see, to really see - of The One who indeed was quite extravagant with His creation. i am such an enthusiastic fan of your photo work. i thank God for placing you in the path of my life. xoxo ... marilyn
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