March 2, 2017

Day 60 Jonquils in Blue Teacups

By In 365 Project 2017
Lovely

Today was the closest I have come to quitting this project. But, I am pressing on- still a day behind.

Katie and I gathered these lovely jonquils in the pasture yesterday. I never knew we had at least four different varieties blooming out there. There are tiny clustered ones, double blooming ones, pale colored ones and deep yellow ones. I love them all.

I gathered them into my blue and white tea cups today because I love yellow and blue together. I love playing with the flowers. I am adding them to my list of God’s good gifts.

Pressing on. Love and blessings to you all today.

Psalm 111:2 ~”Great are the works of the Lord; they are pondered by all who delight in them.”

Delight
Sweet

 

 

3 Comments
  1. Emily Welsh March 2, 2017

    Hi, Mary Anne! I just wanted to let you know how much of a blessing your posts are to me. Your sweet words show such love for and nearness to God. I’ve been praying for you, and I know that the Lord wants to fill your life with peace this year. Thank you for pushing through- your posts are a constant source of encouragement to me. Love,
    ~Emily

  2. Jenny March 3, 2017

    Mary Anne, thank you for sharing your heart and your gift of seeing beauty , capturing it, and pointing us towards the God who loves us so. Your images and words are a balm to my heart every morning when the burdens of life are pressing down on me. I lost my mom almost 11 years ago and I know the ebb and flow of grief that can be overwhelming sometimes, even now. I will pray for you that you peace, hope and even joy fill your days, even through your grief.

  3. Christine Perica March 3, 2017

    No, no, please don’t quit Mary Anne! I love your wonderful expressions of beauty, sorrow, creation, joy, love, etc. all representing the gifts of God in our lives. Please know that I receive a word from the Lord every day I read your blog. You are a gift to many people and God delights in your sharing the talents He has given you. Thank you so much.

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