"I know that in everybody's life must come days of depression and
discouragement when all things in life seem to lose savour.
The sunniest day has its clouds; but one must not forget the
sun is there all the time."
L. M. Montgomery
Friday, March 23, 2012
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Basking in June
When company comes from landlocked Alberta, we enjoy taking our guests to walk on the beach. The evening air is soft and still. Long cloud...
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A quick post this early morning before leaving for Dawson City. We’ve been in Whitehorse for three days and have seen flowers, a fox, and... -
I was given a beautiful vaseful of flowers at Tim's retirement party a couple of weeks ago. The flowers lasted and lasted, and this we... -
I planted a row of sweet peas along the back fence, where we took out the cedar hedge. Tendrils cling to the mesh fence and reach for the ...
I am longing for some sunshine, Lorrie. Looking back at posts from previous years, I see that one April we had a terrific snowfall. I hope we're not treated to that this year!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture. And wonderful quote! Hope you are having a good day.
ReplyDeletePoor Lucy Maud would know all about that, wouldn't she... Lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteAnother great quote and photo to match ... have a good weekend!
ReplyDeletehi lorrie,
ReplyDeletelovely words and image.
thank you so much for your very sweet comment on my post.
wishing you a happy spring!
xo
elyse
Such a tranquil scene, a perfect place to sit & contemplate life.
ReplyDeletebon weekend
Beautiful poem and pictures. Simply good post, dear Lorrie.
ReplyDeleteWarmest greetings from the Perigord,
karin