Abundance
“Not what we have But what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance.” – Epicurus
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“Be present in all things and thankful for all things.” ― Maya Angelou https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/07/EBM-20150219122742.jpg Sunset Over Wetlands
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A gorgeous explosion of reds and pinks in this very pretty flower shot. WOW.
Hi Don. Thank-you!
Beautiful. Earl. Dogwood???
Ken, thanks! No, it’s some type of bush.
got pelted with ice pellets today, so not too fond of seeing all these blooms right now. :-)
Mark, Sometimes there’s a high price for spring — thunderstorms and tornados…east of us there is major devastation. We were very lucky in this just a few trees down.
Beautifully said with words and imagery.
Thanks, Anita!
What a wonderful image! I love the dusky pink tones of the blossoms and the vintage feel they give to the image… marvellous.
Martina, Pink’s not one of my favorite colors but there was no denying it in these blooms. Thanks!
Now, we’re talking: flowers of Spring. This is what we want to see so keep them coming, Earl. As a side note, I also enjoy the fragrance of Spring flowers. :-)