If you rest, you rust..... Helen Hayes
It is not work that kills men; it is worry.
Worry is rust upon the blade.
Henry Ward Beecher
there is never a day I can't find beauty in our backyard. This past week the weather was perfect for pictures.
LOVE the rust! And you only had to go outside your door to find some. ;))
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this.
ReplyDeleteI have admitted it, I am a lover of rust!
If you walk around my yard you will find rust, uh, art, in every flower bed.
I have an big wad of rusty wire in my front water garden, a plumbing pipe with a solar light in my fern bed. By my old water garden I have a tire filled with gravel, a rusty coil I liked and an old electric insulator. I even have a barbed wire wreath on the barn gate!
I love your rust and your new headed.
So glad you are feeling better.
I noticed your header the other day and meant to say how I loved it. I also love rusty things. There is so much beauty in them. Hope you're feeling better Sandra. Have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeletelove the rust and the ferns. really liked it in b&w and almost didn't expect that! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Cutie, Hope you are feeling better. We are home from several days at the beach. Had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteI agree that if 'we' REST, we RUST...
Happy Memorial Day.
Hugs,
Betsy
I like the rust mixed in with the ferns.
ReplyDeleteWonderful light in these, too. So good to see you here again.
ReplyDeleteWhat is this, anyway? Whatever it is, you have made it beautiful yard art. I noticed you changed the header a few days ago (glad you are taking it slow) and thought it was so pretty, and totally YOU! Especially the bright and shadow mix. The combination of the color and texture of the ferns and rust, awesome! It is like a famous designer stepped in and posted this...have you been hanging with Jonathan Adler?
ReplyDeleteWELCOME BACK!!
ReplyDeleteMS you and I have been dealing with our own form of rust of late....LOL
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better and your rust is disappearing.
Hugs Cecilia
This happened to us quite a few years ago. My husband went to the bank after me ranting and raving for quite a while....told them I said we are moving our money if I am not included on all communication. I really think it depends of whose name is first on the account.
ReplyDeleteHappy memorial weekend and we hope you are better. We really hope you can enjoy this long weekend. Have a serene Sunday and let us get some big easy on today,
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
If you rest you rust - I have never head of that one. Hope you aren't rusting too bad.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I just sat down to rest! Just kidding. I am so glad to see that you too have some rust in your backyard. I love the composition of the first picture. Also your new header.
ReplyDeleteI could not agree more...beauty is everywhere....:)JP
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back, dear!!!! I really do like some things with rust....depends of what it is! Your pics today are delightful!
ReplyDeleteHope this post means you are feeling better!:-)
ReplyDeleteOh your backyard rust is wonderful. Love the contrast of the rust with the green of the ferns. - A nice tribute to for Memorial Day.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you are able to see beauty in all places. Hope things are going better for you.
ReplyDeleteYou're very good at finding beauty all around you, and I'm glad you share it with us. I hope you're having a great holiday weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the rust, and especially love the close up picture
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteLove the rust. It takes an ordinary object and gives it character.
ReplyDeleteHappy Memorial Day
I think I am rusting, I better stop resting. :)
ReplyDeleteRust happening here too, Sandra, and not just on things...us too and that's why we are at the Y today.
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing better with rest and meds
Very, very nice rust pictures. Sure hope you are doing better sweet Sandra. Still keeping prayers going for you. Hugs
ReplyDeleteStrange isn't it how rust in one place can be seen as beauty and in another as decay and "junk".
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you are feeling better! I love rust too- especially rusty tin on top of old barns.
ReplyDeleteReally great rust images. I also like texture in objects and how it can create richer images.
ReplyDeleteI love rust too! In fact I think I have some in my back.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see you! Hope you're feeling much better! Love your header photo and other 'rusty' images. I find very old things beautiful in their own way, even rusty objects. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos.....
ReplyDeleteHahaha, we have a propane tank just like that one in our shed. You turned it into a work of art. I have a rusty container in one of my flower boxes, I can't bear to throw it away.
ReplyDeleteI love the first quote!
You can take anything and make a great post about it! And make ugly things look attractive.
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