so if we live in each season, there is beauty and quiet in the coldness of winter, a resting and waiting for warmth to return...just like our lives sometimes.
Don't tell me you already have tulips blooming!!! We have a few daffodils poking out of the ground so far. . .
Beautiful tulip. It was funny when the page first opened -- the stem seemed to stretch for about 8 inches on the desktop!!!!!!! Must have just been how the photo was downlaoding on thsi community room computer.
BTW, I loved the words you wrote in my comment for today!
I'm in sync with Lin'scomments. Perhaps that's because I feel like a new awakening is tucked beneath the surface of my soul. You know how we go through these touching times of growth. We need a period of rest, solitude and quiet for them to take place. So, she's spot on.
But...I can't wait to see the tulips in my yard bobbing in the spring breeze.
Pappy said: You used several words on your Wordless Wednesday Post. I'm afraid you are disqualified. In the future please limit your remarks to telepathic utterances. Have a great post Wednesday weekend. Pappy
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Sandy, these are beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Hump Day! (its Wednesday where I am)
Such a beautiful photo. Happy WW
ReplyDeleteso if we live in each season, there is beauty and quiet in the coldness of winter, a resting and waiting for warmth to return...just like our lives sometimes.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely and healing photo & quote! Delightful- Aloha
ReplyDeleteBreathe!
ReplyDeleteDon't tell me you already have tulips blooming!!! We have a few daffodils poking out of the ground so far. . .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tulip. It was funny when the page first opened -- the stem seemed to stretch for about 8 inches on the desktop!!!!!!! Must have just been how the photo was downlaoding on thsi community room computer.
BTW, I loved the words you wrote in my comment for today!
Wow. That looks almost edible! Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteOr maybe it was the mention of fruit in the Thoreau quote that did it to me.
Love this!
Those tulips sure know how to pose!
ReplyDeleteI just thought of yet another alternate caption for those bare assed mannequins: Window Undressing!
Tulips do scream "SPRING!"
ReplyDeleteI like how the tulips stand out in color against the rest of the shaded background. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteAh, tulips! Spring must be around the corner!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful tulips. I love the edges with that yellow/gold. Also great Thoreau quote.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I can almost smell it from here. Happy WW my friend:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful coloration!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very beautiful composition!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping a beautiful comment on my blog. Your tulips brings JOY to my heart and face too.
ReplyDeleteNice one...
ReplyDeleteThat is so much like Zen.
ReplyDeleteLive in the moment of now.
Live in faith.
It just shows you - The truth is universal!
Beautiful words to go with the beautiful flower :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image and interesting the Thoreau quote.
ReplyDeleteI'm in sync with Lin'scomments. Perhaps that's because I feel like a new awakening is tucked beneath the surface of my soul. You know how we go through these touching times of growth. We need a period of rest, solitude and quiet for them to take place. So, she's spot on.
ReplyDeleteBut...I can't wait to see the tulips in my yard bobbing in the spring breeze.
Lovely photo from a lovely young lady.
Very nicely composed, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteLovely pic - and great words from Thoreau.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely flower and beautiful words.
ReplyDeletemy mom is crazy about tulips! nice 1, sandy. :)
ReplyDeleteI love tulips. Great quote. They go well together.
ReplyDeleteStunning shot!!! Wow.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I just got a shot of spring. Love the Thoreau quote, too.
ReplyDeletePeace - D
Pappy said: You used several words on your Wordless Wednesday Post. I'm afraid you are disqualified. In the future please limit your remarks to telepathic utterances. Have a great post Wednesday weekend. Pappy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo Sandy! Happy WW :)
ReplyDeleteWe were thinking the same way today:)
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
ReplyDeleteI don't know which I love more...the picture or the quote!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteWe're eagerly awaiting the arrival of spring here.
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Have I told you that tulips are one of my favorite flowers? Shoulda told my husband. :)
ReplyDeleteStunning tulip! Definitely representative of Spring. :D
ReplyDeleteThis sounds and looks good!
ReplyDeleteooohhh yes! please send all the flowers to me! I need them and this is a very beautiful one!
ReplyDeleteNow that is one gorgeous photo! Sage advice too, thanks Sandy. Hugggggs, G
ReplyDeleteFirst of all:
ReplyDeleteExcelent capture
Then:
I'm looking forward to onnce again excperience the "Tulip" Season
Beautiful flower, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteI also love the accompanying quote :)
Have a great week ahead!
SreisaatAdventures
And breathe as the air turns fresh as this is the start of a new season to come...
ReplyDeletethe Spring births.
Life...new.
TJ
Words cannot describe this nice sight
ReplyDeleteWe cannot wait for spring
For longer days and shorter nights
And beauty it will bring
you are my eyes
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and promising. How lovely on a cold winter's day.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! As you know, I love qoutes. This one is really nice. Great photograph to go with it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sandy, words and photo.
ReplyDeleteI got some tulips for valentine ... they were beautiful, but didn't last long.
Your tulips make me long for Spring. Enough of being resigned to the influence of winter.
ReplyDeleteLovely tulips and wonderful quote.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Thanks for being here.