After my last wordy post, I'll leave you with images from my garden after the rain. The hydrangea has blooms that are turning leathery with age and brand new ones still forming. A metaphor for life?
Have a wonderful weekend.
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ReplyDeleteWe have to enjoy the last of summer blossoms. In no time at all the petals will start changing colors and the weather will change. We will all be missing the beautiful colors of summer.
ReplyDeleteI'm humming the song as I enjoy your pretty flowers, a nice collage to feature them too.
ReplyDeleteJudith
Maybe, or maybe just a happy hydrangea...
ReplyDeleteJen
Stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - have just come to you from reading a blog about hot days with temperatures in the mid 90s so this was really cooling! I know which kind of hydrangea blossom I am but as you say life's like that!!
ReplyDeleteMy hydrangeas are just beginning to change colour too. The blue ones turn the most amazing pink, surprisingly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. But I really love the story in your previous post. Our memories are such a blessing... they tie us together with ourselves and others and our experiences. It is so interesting some little thing will trigger a memory.
ReplyDeletebright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens......lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe previous post is wonderful. My hydrangeas are now turning from white to a lovely pink, their fall colours.
ReplyDeleteWe can learn from metaphors.
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful; raindrops on roses really are one of my favourite things.
-Karen
such beauty..........
ReplyDeleteLovely... love raindrops on roses!
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