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By Susan Seddon Boulet - The Ancient Ones
By Kaoru Yamada
And this is my collected photos from Facebook posts last week. Sorry no good theme to tie them together!
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Read every day something no one else is reading.
Think something no one else is thinking.
It is bad for the mind to be always a part of unanimity.
- Christopher Morley
Think something no one else is thinking.
It is bad for the mind to be always a part of unanimity.
- Christopher Morley
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A quick note with full face from Tanbark Ridge yesterday, March 29. I took my next door neighbor up to our back yard, as she’d never been on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Her phone has an app which takes panoramas still while mine has quit.
Love the cat portrait. lazing in the sunshine. If I have to come back to life as something else, I'll hope to be a cat!
ReplyDeleteOh me too...definite wishes to reincarnate as a well cared for cat!
DeleteYou find nice art online.
ReplyDeleteHa ha, you should see my collection!
Delete...Barbara, a fabulous collection.
ReplyDeleteGlad to channel some interesting and pretty things along to blogista friends.
DeleteNo need for a theme. It's all tied together by your interests.
ReplyDeleteExcellent analysis!
DeleteI love all the images and Oliver's poem! The panorama photo is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day! Have a wonderful week ahead.
Have a great week yourself. Keep on enjoying trees, birds and your loved ones, especially Miney!!
DeleteThe fiberart piece is just lovely. I'm going back to look again.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly show how fiber can be sculpted
DeleteWhat a wonderful selection of images, thank you! I love them all. And oh, Mary Oliver, she always has a line to resonate so much with me! This time it's "I have become older and, cherishing what I have learned, I have become younger."
ReplyDeleteYes – cherishing what I have learned!
DeleteThat dandelion-lidded jar is a mind blower.
ReplyDeleteIndeed – it shows so many sculptural opportunities with Clay!
DeleteLooks like the mountains behind you are getting that hue of spring.
ReplyDeleteThere are a few fields with green growing things in the valley below. It is quite a ways below where I was standing. But I was grateful to see the 2 dogwoods on the way back down the Parkway.
DeleteYou found some beautiful art to share. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWell, that’s why I skim through all the ads on FB to find these treasures!
DeleteThe works of art you showcase are always so lovely. Breathtaking even.
ReplyDeleteIm so happy to share beauty.
DeleteThat dandelion jar is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhen an artist has mastered their craft, it’s wonderful to see what their ideas present! In any form!
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