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And it's a sobering thought.
There's no hiding what turns my head or my concept of beauty - what captures my heart.
My idols.
With what brush(es) do you paint and the abundance of your is heart revealed?

Ann - who paints with a multitude of brushes, asks us to share on Wednesdays how we practice Ressurection. (Might you join?) It's my desire - my hope - that I am doing so as I "cultivate an eye for life's mercies" and brush those mercy images onto this Pollywog Creek canvas.
Photos - blanket flowers in all of their glorious stages - my current fascination (as well as the bees) - flourishing in the small flower bed under the study's east-facing window.