The carpenter bees working so hard pollinating our garden.
The sunflower are just opening and they are lovin them.
Discovering this nest in the hay loft.
We've never seen so many eggs in one nest.
There is always something new to watch and learn.
Food in our freezer...
baggies upon baggies of blanched beans and
grated zucchini...
With yet more on the vine.
Pretty scraps for the compost pile that
will probably grow as well.
Cobalt bottles like her ducks in a row.
And matching blue buttons.
Watching her hang dolly dresses on her own
little clothesline just like Grammy.
Dragonflies on clothespins
stopping by for a hello.
This bit of earth and that
i get to tend it.
Watching a deer strolling down the road
without a care in the world.
Gettin a little fishin in...
at the end of a day.
Discovering even more colors in the new nasturtiums
Her play with the Rapunzel Roo.
Finishing the Dutch House and revisiting
the four gospels while mowing next.
Seeing this Princess flag down her Prince and coach.
The first squash casserole of the season.
And Joseph and Mary being invited to dinner...
Thank you God for all these things and so much more...
thank you for my every thing.
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3 comments:
wow... I love your post Lea... What a pleasant day you have had with your sweet Blakelea... You are so blest.. hugs my friend.
Hello Lea, I am late visiting the shed today but it is good to settle down for a while. When I looked at the first pic of the sunflower I was thinking how much detail there is in the flower but then I saw the pic of the dragonfly, those wings and how delicate like lace they are!!! Amazing!! The nasturtiums are so unusual, like watercolours.
I just love the Princess flag down her Prince and coach.....so sweet, what a kind gentleman he is!!
The casserole looks yummy...
Thank you for sharing all the lovely pictures and what's been going on in your day.
Thank you for sharing the Love.. Blessings and Joy
Dear Lea I so enjoyed reading your list of random blessings. Your garden is much further along than mine. I can't wait until I have zucchini growing in the garden again. I make a squash casserole that uses sour cream and chicken soup and stuffing mix. Your granddaughter is just precious. Cobalt blue is one of my favorite colors as well. I have a blue bottle that is that shade and of course blue cornflowers are a gorgeous blessing too. Well take care friend and have a delightful day. Will you be eating that fish for dinner? :)!
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