Yesterday the black dog came to visit me, the same black dog who used to visit Winston Churchill. When my daughter came around, she could see the black dog had turned up too and that I was completely at his mercy. She made her leave with a simple kiss and goodbye, "hope he goes soon", I nodded in agreement. For when he's around he completely demands my attention and there's no shaking him loose! On retiring I sternly told the black dog I didn't understand the reason for his visit and that I thought I had sat with him for long enough and to be gone in the morning! *** I've not seen him so far, this morning thank goodness !!! It is the beginning of a brand new day, I am grateful for each day of my life... I was at a funeral on Friday, to say we'd anticipated a sad day all turned out most beautifully.... my favourite hymn was sung 'Morning has Broken' On this brand new day I'm sitting here tapping the k...
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but soon, they will be bursting into divine flower! love dogwood trees.
this is a beautiful post. xo
That cornus you captured in the top picture:
You know what you have achieved with that, don't you?
Cornus is always stiff and ungiving, even though it throws out a red stick now and then to cheer up the yellow ones.
You made it bend gracefully!!!
Did you talk to it? Tell it to let go a little?
I bet you did :-)
Sometimes phrases are so delicious, I just have to savor them. This is one!
Peace
sun salutation.
perfect prayer for stirring our hearts.
much love to you sue. welcome to the weekend!
Sun makes them melt
Those lovely frost Crystals
Your words replenish..
All the best, Boonie
i am thinking of you so much this morning. i just want to find a way to include you in a get away.
it might take moving a mountain...and certainly an ocean. oh that it could be so!
you are in my heart.
xoxoxoxoxo,
rebecca
Deb