Hope is important because it can make the present moment less difficult to bear. If we believe that tomorrow will be better, we can bear a hardship today. Thich Nhat Hanh
That was the worst part about his winning for me, knowing that it made so many of my friends unhappy. As usual, a beautiful picture well coupled with a poignant message. :heartbeat:
:sunny:
I would like to go walk on that beach right this minute…
and patience is a virtue too, right? one of the many things i’m saying to myself these days…
omg…that’s beautiful.
i want a house…right there…small…screened in porch…white bead board… right there.
okay…a rock to sit on. i’d settle for a rock right now.
oh i needed that picture.
thanks. :love:
This is beautiful, Molly, such subtle color changes. I love Cambria.
Thank you
There are lessons in that picture. Many lessons…
good point. I will do my best to believe in tomorrow.
yes, but can it be born for 4 years? or more? i hope so…
That’s really beautiful.
thank you
:heartbeat::sunny:the sea is healing to me…I needed this and the pix is absolutely beautiful…thanx for sharing…huggs…Sassy
That is a wayyy excellent capture Molly. Just gorgeous!
-Ranah-
Not McFaddin, is it? :rolleyes: Then where?
If anyone would know about peace in the midst hardship, it’s that man.
That’s one heckuva sky. It would take me a long time to breathe all of that in…
I love that whole area, and wish I could afford to live there ~
hope is a wonderful thing… it makes you feel that it will be ok. better things to come.. i like hope!
Thank You :heartbeat:
I have had a tremendous longing for a walk on the beach lately. To feel the cold damp breeze on my face, to smell the salt air, to hear the crashing of the surf on the shore and to feel the sand beneath my bare feet. Your photograph gave me a brief moment of relief, thank you.
Oh haha. come by my starbucks tomorrow and i’ll make you the best cup ever. thanks for your lovin’ love.
*laugh* when I first read your comment, I thought you were drinking red wine this morning upon waking…I was thinking “well YEAH, no wonder you feel a little off….”
:goodjob:
responding to your question here and in my entry i had a clear plastic bag that came with my croissant and i crumpled it up, put it over the lens, and pointed the camera at the florescent light.
Thanks for the link, hadn’t seen that one
I love that you can match such a wonderful picture with the perfect quote. THAT in and of its self is a talent. Keep it up, i love visiting… :wave:
peace
*~matthew~*
Another beautiful picture! That’s a great quote, too!:goodjob:
:goodjob: Gorgeous. I like this beach series, and this is my favorite shot. I think I feel most free staring across a watery horizon to the music of the surf. Sunrise/sunset is a lovely bonus. Ironic, then, that I rarely go to the beach in Miami, no? For me, solitude is the thing that charges my batteries, so a crowded beach (anywhere in Florida) is actually a downer. Sorry I’ve been away so long. I still love your photos and quotes and admire you for posting them so often!
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Yes.
That was the worst part about his winning for me, knowing that it made so many of my friends unhappy. As usual, a beautiful picture well coupled with a poignant message. :heartbeat:
:sunny:
I would like to go walk on that beach right this minute…
and patience is a virtue too, right?
one of the many things i’m saying to myself these days…
omg…that’s beautiful.
i want a house…right there…small…screened in porch…white bead board…
right there.
okay…a rock to sit on. i’d settle for a rock right now.
oh i needed that picture.
thanks. :love:
This is beautiful, Molly, such subtle color changes. I love Cambria.
Thank you
There are lessons in that picture. Many lessons…
good point. I will do my best to believe in tomorrow.
yes, but can it be born for 4 years? or more? i hope so…
That’s really beautiful.
thank you
:heartbeat::sunny:the sea is healing to me…I needed this and the pix is absolutely beautiful…thanx for sharing…huggs…Sassy
That is a wayyy excellent capture Molly. Just gorgeous!
-Ranah-
Not McFaddin, is it? :rolleyes: Then where?
If anyone would know about peace in the midst hardship, it’s that man.
That’s one heckuva sky. It would take me a long time to breathe all of that in…
I love that whole area, and wish I could afford to live there ~
hope is a wonderful thing… it makes you feel that it will be ok. better things to come.. i like hope!
Thank You :heartbeat:
I have had a tremendous longing for a walk on the beach lately. To feel the cold damp breeze on my face, to smell the salt air, to hear the crashing of the surf on the shore and to feel the sand beneath my bare feet. Your photograph gave me a brief moment of relief, thank you.
Oh haha.
come by my starbucks tomorrow and i’ll make you the best cup ever.
thanks for your lovin’
love.
*laugh* when I first read your comment, I thought you were drinking red wine this morning upon waking…I was thinking “well YEAH, no wonder you feel a little off….”
:goodjob:
responding to your question here and in my entry
i had a clear plastic bag that came with my croissant and i crumpled it up, put it over the lens, and pointed the camera at the florescent light.
Thanks for the link, hadn’t seen that one
I love that you can match such a wonderful picture with the perfect quote. THAT in and of its self is a talent.
Keep it up, i love visiting… :wave:
peace
*~matthew~*
Another beautiful picture! That’s a great quote, too!:goodjob:
:goodjob: Gorgeous. I like this beach series, and this is my favorite shot. I think I feel most free staring across a watery horizon to the music of the surf. Sunrise/sunset is a lovely bonus. Ironic, then, that I rarely go to the beach in Miami, no? For me, solitude is the thing that charges my batteries, so a crowded beach (anywhere in Florida) is actually a downer. Sorry I’ve been away so long. I still love your photos and quotes and admire you for posting them so often!