Truth
“When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace.” —Jimi Hendrix
A quiet moment
Just a day or two ago, these jonquils had been battered by strong winds and then weighed down by snow, causing their heads to droop nearly to the ground. And now with a little sunshine, they’re proclaiming spring is on the horizon. Optimism in the teeth of adversity. Another reminder to keep on, petal by
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This photo raises the distinct possibility that Linus, of “Peanuts” fame, may have been a cat in a former life. Regrettably, we’ll never know for certain. #Caturday Weekly
A quiet moment
Interesting how any beautiful flower immediately brightens up a room and lifts everyone’s spirits. It’s also interesting that no matter what colors are side by side in a garden, they never seem to clash in hue.
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And sometimes a cat composes a still life that would be quite a colorful painting. #Caturday Weekly
Spring … soon?
“You can almost see someone dancing in this one. Splashes of sunshine, little grey sky bits here and there – purple flowers of some sort. An end to snow, and ice storms, and sleet/hail/bitter winds. Then again, maybe I’ve just inhaled too much brush cleaner.” A.R. Tist #one-dimensional artist
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Just to remind us that spring is coming, and will get here just when we all think we can’t manage another week of snow, wind, and ice …
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A yard guard/watch cat also keeps an eye on any plant potting materials or stored items. It’s his job; taken very seriously and never for just amewsment. #CaturdayWeekly
Happy little trees?
Even my hero, Bob Ross, would be hard-pressed to call these magnificent aspens in New Mexico ‘happy little trees.’ But you can bet your brushes he’d start painting immediately. A. R. Tist #One-dimensionalartist
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A quiet moment
The ordinary loaf of homemade bread … whether made by machine on the kitchen counter or entirely by hand, it reminds us of the importance attached to the simple act of breaking bread together. Leave a loaf on the neighbor’s porch and see what happens.