Sunday signage
Posted: August 29, 2010 Filed under: Adventures in art, NaBloPoMo, nature, Photography, Quotes, Spirit, Summer, Sunday signage, travel | Tags: birds, Bountiful Healing, Colorado, Rocky Mountain National Park 8 CommentsWhat do I want to take home from my summer vacation? Time. The wonderful luxury of being at rest. The days when you shut down the mental machinery that keeps life on track and let life simply wander. The days when you stop planning, analyzing, thinking and just are. Summer is my period of grace.
~ Ellen Goodman
I have posted this at Bountiful Healing as well as here. It just seems to fit both blogs today and for some of you, it won’t be a repeat as I know I have different audiences for each blog with a little bit of crossover. Whichever and wherever you visit me, thank you. I appreciate it.
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The Children’s Garden
Posted: July 6, 2010 Filed under: Adventures in art, Adventures in Life, Earth, garden, Local Tourists, Photography, Spring, Summer, Walking, wandering, water | Tags: Bountiful Healing, Cleveland Botanical Garden, sculpture 11 CommentsIf my heart can become pure and simple like that of a child, I think there can be no happiness greater than this.
~ Kitaro Nishida
I’ve been going through the photos I took in the children’s garden at the Cleveland Botanical Garden, enjoying the sculptures, colors, and whimsical qualities. Since I have nothing else to write about today, I thought I’d share a few of the pictures with you. (Don’t forget you can click on the photo for the larger view.)
(If you follow me over at Bountiful Healing, the horse probably looks familiar. It made an appearance over there in another photo.)
I’ll be back with a few more tomorrow.
(The completed puzzle.)
Project Patio is on hold for a few days. M is back at work and I’ve moved indoors to catch up on all the things that need doing around the house (cleaning, laundry, ironing, etc.). It’s not quite as exciting or picture-worthy as Project Patio so I’ll be searching for some blogging prompts once I finish with the children’s garden. All suggestions are welcome. 🙂