"Deer hooves left muddy splashes as they crossed the brook.
Tracks indicated that someone made it home to safety . . .
. . after a narrow escape."
This Sunday spend some time scrolling down through Looking Up.
Yes, I know that many scan but few scroll. Those that scroll at Looking Up will find themselves restored.
It seems to me that we all need to spend more time Looking Up.
Forget, for a time, all the sturm und drang, Looking Up quietly and insistently looks at the things in life that really matter. The things that matter and endure.
Thanks for the scrolldown recommendation; I went there on Friday, but I didn't go very far, and so missed a lot of the marvelous images. I envy her ability to capture the birds.
Posted by: Julie at April 20, 2008 10:17 AMThank you! That was delightful.
Posted by: Maggie45 at April 20, 2008 10:22 AMYour kindness. My thanks. You, too - have a new fan.
Posted by: Cathy Wilson at April 20, 2008 12:59 PMThank you for that recommendation-- "Looking Up" reminds me of "Sisu," which is also a (restful) feast for the eyes.
Posted by: Connecticut Yankee at April 20, 2008 3:48 PMThank you for "Looking Up!" What a lovely, refreshing experience. What a very special lady she is. I have a new Bookmark!
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