OMGosh ... those pictures are gorgeous ... I keep scrolling back to look at the colors against the sky! There is NO WAY that I could ever manage to stay up in a log roll ... they're definitely a spectator sport for me ... LOL
Donna, these pictures are so beautiful! Love the colors!! And the clouds!
I would like to ask a favor of the QLCS. If you would be so kind as to pray for someone very dear to me who is struggling with depression and other demons, I would greatly appreciate it.
We have a group of folks that are dealing with depression that we pray for on our morning walk and we will add your friend Mary Z. God bless and be with all those who need Him to help with depression and demons. Amen jep
I so needed to see these beautiful colors and blue sky today, Donna. We had a peek at the sun this morning, but this afternoon it's back to gray. Which matches my sad day. Thanks for the lift :-)
Sorry you're having a sad day, Susan. We finally have sunshine here after the longest winter ever followed by the monsoons of Spring. Wishing you a day of sunshine to look forward to tomorrow; it really does lift the spirits.
I love the colors in your photos today. We are not lucky enough to live near open water and I so adore all that goes with that. Thanks for sharing a bit of it for me to moon over today!
My hubby and I actually own a canoe...a We-no-nah...and she is green. She hangs from our garage ceiling and we have not had her out since the grandkids started coming.
Oh, what beautiful color in those pictures. The color has dimension like a 3-D picture, I feel like I could touch those canoes and logs. We have hope that someday we will get to paddle in Wisconsin before we get too old to paddle that is. ;-) love and prayers, jep
The first picture made me so happy. Immediately. I was reading in Tim Keller's The Reason for God last night and he says similar things regarding justice/evil in the world. I won't try to repeat it without looking to get it right, but it was good enough to make me cry and long for Heaven.
Thank you all ever so much for the prayers. I truly felt my worry lifting as soon as I made the request, because I knew the helpful heart of this community. Y'all are gems. Truly.
Dear Susan, It still brings tears to my eyes thinking about the day our last dog died. She was so sick and we had to have her put to sleep, but it was a hard thing to do. Dogs are just so understanding and loving, so generous and forgiving and we miss them when they are gone. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. jep
thanks jep - I had to have my Lucky boy put to sleep, too. He was almost 16 and in a lot of pain in his legs and spine. I had to carry him up and down the stairs to our flat. His doggy dementia had worsened too. It is the toughest decision to make, and I miss him a lot. He was a wonderful companion. Thanks for the comment and the prayers.
OMGosh ... those pictures are gorgeous ... I keep scrolling back to look at the colors against the sky! There is NO WAY that I could ever manage to stay up in a log roll ... they're definitely a spectator sport for me ... LOL
ReplyDeleteDonna, these pictures are so beautiful! Love the colors!! And the clouds!
ReplyDeleteI would like to ask a favor of the QLCS. If you would be so kind as to pray for someone very dear to me who is struggling with depression and other demons, I would greatly appreciate it.
Mary Z
Praying right now, Mary.
DeleteI just sat down -- agreeing with Donna and the others here at QLCS. He is able to do more than we ask or think.
DeleteYou have my prayers, Mary Z.
DeleteSarah P. from Iowa
Sending up prayers for your someone, Mary.
DeleteDone and done.
DeleteWe have a group of folks that are dealing with depression that we pray for on our morning walk and we will add your friend Mary Z. God bless and be with all those who need Him to help with depression and demons. Amen jep
DeleteDon't ya just love Garrison's low voice? We saw him live once. It was quite amusing!
ReplyDeleteI so needed to see these beautiful colors and blue sky today, Donna. We had a peek at the sun this morning, but this afternoon it's back to gray. Which matches my sad day. Thanks for the lift :-)
ReplyDeleteSorry you're having a sad day, Susan. We finally have sunshine here after the longest winter ever followed by the monsoons of Spring. Wishing you a day of sunshine to look forward to tomorrow; it really does lift the spirits.
Deletethanks Julie!
DeleteSo sorry you are having a gray, sad day, Susan. Hugs to you across the miles.
DeleteDi
Mama said there'd be days like this ...
DeleteIf I could snap my fingers and send our beautiful blue sky to you, I would. Sending you a hug instead {{{HUG}}} love, jep
DeleteThanks jep :-)
DeleteHugs from The Boo, Swissy Missy. Love ya!
DeleteHope tomorrow is a better day for you, Susan. ((Hugs)) to you!!
DeleteMary Z
Thank you for the beautiful pictures and the GK quote. I am praying for Mary's request...Lord have mercy!
ReplyDeleteJohn and I dream of getting a canoe and taking off to see the country when he retires. Maybe we'll come paddle in Wisconsin (-:
Love,
Di
I love the colors in your photos today. We are not lucky enough to live near open water and I so adore all that goes with that. Thanks for sharing a bit of it for me to moon over today!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby and I actually own a canoe...a We-no-nah...and she is green. She hangs from our garage ceiling and we have not had her out since the grandkids started coming.
ReplyDeleteOh, what beautiful color in those pictures. The color has dimension like a 3-D picture, I feel like I could touch those canoes and logs. We have hope that someday we will get to paddle in Wisconsin before we get too old to paddle that is. ;-) love and prayers, jep
The first picture made me so happy. Immediately.
ReplyDeleteI was reading in Tim Keller's The Reason for God last night and he says similar things regarding justice/evil in the world. I won't try to repeat it without looking to get it right, but it was good enough to make me cry and long for Heaven.
I got that book recently at a used book table, Christina - perhaps this is a good time to take a peek inside :-)
DeleteThank you all ever so much for the prayers. I truly felt my worry lifting as soon as I made the request, because I knew the helpful heart of this community. Y'all are gems. Truly.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Mary Z
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Deletepraying for Mary's intention and praying for Susan.
ReplyDeleteLove to you.
Thanks everyone - my dog passed away 9 days ago and it hit me hard yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate this community so much
Dear Susan, It still brings tears to my eyes thinking about the day our last dog died. She was so sick and we had to have her put to sleep, but it was a hard thing to do. Dogs are just so understanding and loving, so generous and forgiving and we miss them when they are gone. Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers. jep
Deletethanks jep - I had to have my Lucky boy put to sleep, too. He was almost 16 and in a lot of pain in his legs and spine. I had to carry him up and down the stairs to our flat. His doggy dementia had worsened too. It is the toughest decision to make, and I miss him a lot. He was a wonderful companion. Thanks for the comment and the prayers.
DeleteThat quote? It is perfect. Thank you for that.
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