After watching a young girl staring up into this tree the night before this shot was taken,
and then hearing all kinds of wonderful owl sounds
coming and going,
I spied this pair of owl "babies"
in the hollow of a tall tree.
One of them trying to sleep,
and the other trying to make sense of me,
on a rainy morning
in St. Augustine.
This bit of springtime magic is…
at the end of this,
and in a few weeks…
it will unfold into that!
We do that too,
but it takes a lot longer
to come into our magnificence.
At least for me it did, does…
Easily entertained,
the shadow of the gas pump
is projected far into the street
and seems fantastic!
Add some photo effects just for fun,
and voila!
Art!
So, what do you want to do today?
Walk?
You know I can fly, right?
Of course you do!
Oh, you can too?
What's metforkly?
So, what do you want to do today?
Walk?
You know I can fly, right?
Of course you do!
It's the season for huge blossoms on our azaleas.
Some years are better than others,
but this year is up there with the best.
St. Augustine's Azaleas, 2014.
If you came to St. Augustine Beach to surf on your Spring break,
today was a very good day!
I knew when I got out of the car to walk on the beach in my sweater and jeans,
that I would have to face the Spring Breakers in their bikinis.
Well, the wet suits were out too!
Beautiful waves and sunshine too!
(I was still glad that I had my sweater on,
even though the water was delightful on my feet!)
St. Augustine Beach, the warm day!
The Cedar Waxwings are coming through St. Augustine again.
I tried to warn them about the weather up North,
but they probably already know!
Sunset behind them,
daybreak ahead…
What will tomorrow bring?
More kindness, less worry,
sunshine or rain?
You decide.
Ok, you don't command the weather yet,
but kindness?
Worry?
Yes.
Yes, we do!
This post is borrowed from LainesBlog, 2012, with some minor alterations, and with permission. ;>)
Two Cardinals calling back and forth to one another in the woods today.
It's Springtime again.
A friend's Mom goes into Hospice.
A nephew's brand new baby girl arrives safely –
plump and happy!
As you get older, you see it more clearly.
(Breathe out.
Breathe in.)
The exchange of life.
Gleanings From Living Long
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