The view on 11/09/2024 at 4:38 pm out our Window on the World. Bob said what are you doing, when stopped drawing on the iPad and stood it on the window sill. I said LOOK isn't it gorgeous out there?
Like nothing every happened 5 weeks ago, he just shrugged.
I SEE thing he doesn't see. I looked up from my nonsense doodling and thought Wow!
I even love the one below. you can see reflections because I had to tilt the iPad away to get the Aqua and Yellow House. To me they both say JOY, he doesn't like them. Even with the post just propped and waiting for repair, our view is beautiful.
The bush in the photo is our bougainvillea, the bobcat backed over it, smashed it flat. and six weeks later, Resurrection! I sprayed it with water twice and Kaboom, it's growing like a weed
It is only a fence! Not a life! It can be repaired! A life can not!
On 2nd thought, replaced is a better word than repaired. ha ha
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| I got the white fence off the neighbors curb pile to use as a blockade. we will do that this coming week. |
7 comments:
I love the house with the pale blue trim! Is that where the big group of people and cars live? You are so right, and you have the best attitude!!
When you can look at the world the way you do, there is so much more to see. Outside your window it looks beautiful. Awesome and amazing that the bougainvillea is growing again.
Given all that you have been through it is a testament to the human spirit that you are so positive. I am glad that you are able to share with us.
I agree with our blogging friends above my comment. You are a great role model for all of us.
I so love that blue sky...we f iij bally hot sun yesterday and inwas so glad to see it.
Thankfulness. This is the attitude that pleases God. I try to be more thankful too. Thanking Him for the goodness in my life and also what I DON'T have in my life (sorrows, grief, sickness, etc.). What a wonderful post. I feel so inspired and it makes me smile.
Have a beautiful Sunday cousin.
Love. 😊
Oh, that sky!!! I love how you see beauty everywhere. Not mourning what was, but celebrating what remains.
Perhaps this, the best sermon I'll hear today.
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