There are so many things that set my heart to singing
Seeing the moon (at any time; day or night) lifts my heart –and seeing a tiny star next to the moon makes the joy even more generous
Setting up on the rocky point the sky dancing with light….wonderous
Helping put the finished ditches and the latest harvested fields to bed for the winter, all within brilliant hues of light—buoyant
A wee walk in the night where there is nothing shining but house and farm lights and the STARS!—Priceless
While out on a small walkabout
Finding a heart rock….a gift from the earth, the wind and the Universe
Brought home to grace my window…exquisite
From my world to your heart,
Linda
You always find the most intriguing things to share with us.
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I am so glad you enjoy them, Jan!
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This is a beautiful tribute to the joys of life on the farm. Thank you for reminding us of the things that are truly important.
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The little things it seems!
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When I read your words every day my spirit and heart are lifted. I tend to forget to be grateful for the beautiful little things . Thank you for reminding me.
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O! Thank you, Emily! Comments from you always lift my heart! Hugs!
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Heart shaped rocks are magical. I look for them all the time. I have never found one. I think I’m trying too hard….
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I hope you find one soon! They are are shock and a delight. Look for heart shaped clouds, tree branch shadows, spider webs there are so many wonderful heart-shaped things. Only with rocks You can take them home.
If you will send me your address I will share one with you!
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You’re describing peak moments. You’re lucky to have them and wise to recognize them. So happy for you!
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They do lift the heart, mind and soul U.P!
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You have written a heart-lifting prose poem and illustrated it perfectly with your photos. Such moments are precious…. the kind that make real ‘forever’ memories.
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Thank you so much, Sallie! Your comments lifts my heart!
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Such brilliant hues in that sky Linda! Lovely post my friend
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Thank you, Julie!
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I am happy to have found your photos and posts today. I am scrap booking old photos from my grandmother’s lifetime. She is Dora Lucille Wootton Pierson, youngest sister of Henry Ashe Wootton. I had a jolly pose of Henry A. Wootton and a partly intact photo of the brothers with Harry Gillespie that I am trying to match with other scattered bits of information.
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WOW! We are related. Please contact me at my email address…I would love to trade information with you! coloradofarmlife@gmail.com
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