I love the angle you used with the picture - how bold! I have to remember that sometimes. Planting ourselves near the Living Water is the best way to live our lives!
Just noticing the similarity between this verse and the beginning of Psalm 1. Too, the tilting of your picture spoke to me first thing this morning. Things have tilted here just a bit, but our roots are strong and we know where the horizon is.
Deep peace of the running wave to you. Deep peace of the flowing air to you. Deep peace of the quiet earth to you. Deep peace of the shining stars to you. Deep peace of the gentle night to you. Moon and stars pour their healing light on you
Happy birthday to my beautiful daughter, Bonnie. She brings me so much joy. My first snow day of the year! I work at a Montessori school and we are getting our first big snow storm of the year so.... SNOW DAY!! I made my own hummus last weekend. It was delicious. I added a little bit of turmeric along with the chickpeas, lemon, tahini, and garlic. I plan on eating a more plant based diet this year. It's only been a week and I'm already feeling better. I did eat two slices of mushroom pizza last night and ended up having heartburn so it will be a good long time before I eat dairy again. Each month one of our families brings in a bouquet of flowers. We cut most of the stems off and place them on a tray which we place on the children's table. We place another tray with a very small pitcher and a few very small bud vases. The child fills up the pitcher using water from the bathroom sink, brings it back to the table and pours the water in a bud vase of their choosing. Th
t When they saw the star, they rejoiced exceedingly with great joy. ~ ~ ~ scripture and a snapshot Sunday Scripture Blessings You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
My daughter, Hannah's house is just so pretty. It's a large, Victorian era duplex with beautiful light. Some of the windows have been replaced but there are a few old leaded windows that are old and beautiful and the light is so soft that I am always taking pictures. This is an sweet old table that she picked up in her travels. She put some vintage Christmas ornaments in a terra cotta pot and next to that is a lemon tree plant. The whole thing sits under her kitchen windows. So pretty. My husband and I went to her house on Christmas morning. She served us delicious French toast and mimosas. ~ A friend of mine flew over Marblehead on her way home from vacation and had the wherewithal to take a photo. It made me think of Oh Little Town of Bethlehem. This year I was able to purchase a poinsettia through my church in honor of my mother. It was comforting to know that she was represented during the Christmas Eve Mass. I had a chance to rearrange the living room a little bit. I
I love the angle you used with the picture - how bold! I have to remember that sometimes. Planting ourselves near the Living Water is the best way to live our lives!
ReplyDeleteJust noticing the similarity between this verse and the beginning of Psalm 1. Too, the tilting of your picture spoke to me first thing this morning. Things have tilted here just a bit, but our roots are strong and we know where the horizon is.
ReplyDeleteI love this scripture so much and often refer back to it. Your photo is a perfect pairing!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a peaceful scene. And totally goes with this bible verse. Hope you are doing well!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo to go with the scripture. Trust....we can trust like nature and the trees for all that is needed. A promise from God. I like it!! :)
ReplyDeletePerfect photo to go with a Scripture passage I love!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you for this verse today.
ReplyDelete~Sheri