August 8th sunset over Hogback Ridge and Heron Peak. Durango CO with air quality warnings of "ozone" or possibly smoke from wildfires. I kept the windows closed.
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Joyous flowers
Since taking this photo at church last year, and this Sunday the church service is canceled because of Covid-19 virius...I gladly share this bouquet today. I'm availing myself of the beautiful flowers of my memories.
Pretty! Some of the churches here were closed today; others stayed open, apparently thinking prayer would protect them. Having seen a church that was struck by lightning and another one bombed out (in Berlin), I'm pretty sure prayer does not work like that.
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Daffodils are rays of sunshine.
ReplyDeleteI also think there's Some butter involved....
Delete...a great time of year.
ReplyDeleteEveryone, everything, has hope with spring.
DeleteNothing better than flowers, gardens, and other outdoor lovelies to provide needed distraction from the news of the day. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteYes, the wonder of nature is always there for us to enjoy!
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteIndeed they are!
DeleteVery pretty arrangement!
ReplyDeleteHappy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!
Thanks - I kind of snuck in this month, using other people's flowers.
DeletePretty! Some of the churches here were closed today; others stayed open, apparently thinking prayer would protect them. Having seen a church that was struck by lightning and another one bombed out (in Berlin), I'm pretty sure prayer does not work like that.
ReplyDeleteChange is inevitable,these times will also pass by soon.Beautiful arrangement of Daffodil.Happy blooms day.
ReplyDeletethey are beautiful flowers. If I translate our Swedish name for them it will be Easter lilies :)
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