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Joy Spots ~ August Break

 
time to reflect over tea
on crow's redundant TV aerial perch
refreshing rain for the garden
 miracle of macro
a bit of pink fluff
oh, and a pair of big strong boots to rely on,
my love's of course!

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Comments

Miss Robyn said…
love the cup of tea xoxo & the crow & the clothes line xoxo
deb did it said…
I love each and every photo here...of course my favorite being the clothesline! ~JOY~
Meri said…
The teapot is divine -- I love dots. And the TV aerial was a blast from the past. I rarely see them anymore.
Unknown said…
Oh what a learning experience. Your photos are amazing. I rarely see the clothes lines anymore due to restrictions in some neighborhoods. My thumbnail did not come up when I signed in but I have had that happen before. Blessings
QMM
Anonymous said…
what a wealth of JOY you have shared here!! The macro magic takes my breath away...
Cheryl said…
I love your photos today. The crow and the clothes line and awesome.
She Who Doodles said…
very clever shot of the tea cup. looking at the reflection and pondering. perfect.
rebecca said…
lovely collection of jOy, every shot...
of course the true joy resides in the heart behind the camera.
xoxoxoxoxo
Dawn Elliott said…
I love your choices of JOY today! Beautiful and very sweet!
Kathryn Costa said…
All of the photos are snapshots of time -- thank you for sharing your world with me.
Ani said…
Seeing your entry made me decide to have tea. I've recently started reading tea blogs and blogging a little about tea at my blog Buddhatropolis. Thanks so much for sharing your joy.

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