Vincent Van Gogh
1883
Bulb Fields
Frank Horvat
The above photo reminds me so much of a Toulouse-Lautrec.
City or Country...
beauty is all around.
I hope you see many beautiful things today.
I'm feeling blessed and sheltered and incredibly fortunate today.
That my day can be peace filled and beautiful.
It's not fair, is it?
Lifting our hurting world up in prayer.
Encourage one another,
Donna
Thank you for these thoughts. Yes, we are very fortunate . I pray for our Christian brothers and sisters who are suffering more than we can imagine.
ReplyDeleteAmen. May God protect and sustain Christians who are being persecuted around the world.
DeleteDebbie Z.
Lord have mercy on all who are oppressed, believers or not - praying that those who don't know him will follow ...
DeleteLord hear our prayers
~Susan
Yay, art! I like that Van Gogh. Never seen it.
ReplyDeleteGrateful for our shelter, too.
This Van Gogh is new to me - and I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm so thankful for blessings and grace
~ Susan in Munich,
who is heading out of town tomorrow - have a good weekend QLCS! It's the Assumption of Mary holiday and we're going to explore some mountains :-)
Susan, exploring the mountains in Germany just sounds lovely. Have a wonderful time and be sure to tell us a little something about it when you get back!
DeleteDebbie Z.
thanks Deb! Back this evening -- not sure if you will see this. It's fun to explore!
Delete~ Susan
Along with the persecuted... I'm praying for the people in St. Louis and Africa.
ReplyDeleteArt lifts my spirits and these two pieces are inspiring. Quiet here today and enjoying simple pleasures like watching the birds splash about in our small fountain and going to the library. Blessings indeed.
ReplyDeletePraying for the persecuted, those living in unrest and tension filled places and those who are afraid..."for all those in any trouble, sorrow, need, sickness or any other adversity" as the Book of Common Prayer states. Lord in Your mercy, please hear our prayers. love and prayers, jep
Praying along with you. Like Anonymous said....for our brothers and sisters who are suffering more than we can imagine.
ReplyDeleteSarah P. from Iowa
I echo the prayers above. So much suffering! Lord, have mercy.
ReplyDeleteThe Van Gogh is really lovely.
Di
Praying along with the rest of you. Scary stuff.
ReplyDeleteMary Z