"All our discontents about what we want appeared to spring from the want of thankfulness for what we have."
~ Daniel Defoe
Giving thanks for what I have . . .
724. A lesson on judging and kindness played out in living colour725. Knowing how it feels to be wrongly judged . . . being careful not to judge others
726. Being treated with kindness and respect at my next stop . . . such a contrast . . . I prefer kindness
727. A lovely day for a walk in my favourite park
728. Sitting face to the sun, warm kisses on my cheek
729. So many ducks, flying in . . . taking off
730. Pussy-willows . . . the quintessential harbinger of spring
731. Capturing late winter beauty in such intricate detail
732. A symphony of birdsong
733. A parade of plumage . . . blue jays squawking . . .
dark-eyed juncos,
song sparrows,
and the first robin of spring.
734. While watching and waiting to see if more birds would come, this song arises in my heart . . .
Softly and tenderly, Jesus is calling; calling for you and for me
See on the portals He's watching and waiting; waiting for you and for me.
Linking with Ann & friends at . . .
You have found the beauty in these late-winter-hoping-for-spring days. Your artist soul is very evident in the photos you take. I'm a little ways behind you in the count to 1000, but it's coming along.
ReplyDeleteAh, the robin has returned and you caught him! I love this! I wonder if one will build a nest and have a family in my lilac bush this year. That was so fun last year for me.
ReplyDeleteIt's so fun being with you whatever the season,
Dawn
Love all the bird shots!
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