Even though we water regularly and maintain our plants well, there's just something different about real, honest-to-goodness rain. This morning, everything looked fresher and plumper and, well, happier!
I’m still Lolo’s Child, but pivoting a bit to embrace one of her battle cries, “Another Adventure.” Sharing life challenges in my seventh decade, but occasionally sharing art and joy, as well.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Rain!
It rained yesterday. Blessed, sweet, gentle, soaking rain. We hadn't had rain in over a month, and it was beginning to frighten me. I could deal with the lack of rain in a climate where that's the norm, but that's not the case here.
Even though we water regularly and maintain our plants well, there's just something different about real, honest-to-goodness rain. This morning, everything looked fresher and plumper and, well, happier!
Even though we water regularly and maintain our plants well, there's just something different about real, honest-to-goodness rain. This morning, everything looked fresher and plumper and, well, happier!
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Sue, your photos are especially GORGEOUS! Are you using a new camera? Those rain-kissed leaves are soooo worthy of framing! Just really beautiful!
Not a new camera, no. I just remembered to look for (and use) the macro setting. Makes it much easier to take those close-ups.
Beautiful photos, Sue! Your plants are gorgeous and the rain drops on them really look gorgeous.
Sue,
I'm behind in reading... or you've wooshed way ahead, I can't decide which. We've been getting rain daily for weeks. Muddy waters.
Love what you're doing these days, the altered book looks good. I have stuff piled up for one, but I've got other deadlines looming - ha, a couple of weaving ones, now that I mention it.
:Diane
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