Sunday Sayings–Earth laughs
Posted: April 27, 2014 in Photos, Quotes, Sunday sayingsTags: photos, quotes, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Sunday sayings
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Love it!
Thanks, Kev. I didn’t try editing for a long time. Now I’m having a blast with it. 🙂
janet
I really do love this theme of yours, Janet ! – and what a chance for you to (a) find lovely quotes, and (b) ditto photos to accompany ’em. It’s win|win for us all !
I think that’s exactly what it is, that are the right words!
Hope your Sunday is going well.
janet
Is that forsythia, Janet?
I don’t know, Cathy. I’m trying to remember where I took this but my brain isn’t cooperating. 😦
janet
That’s okay. It’s a nice shot!
I suppose that’s why flowers inspire so much happiness in me. Lovely photo. Happy Sunday.
Gina, I feel the same way about flowers. They lift the spirits. Glad you liked the photo and have a wonderful Sunday, too.
janet
😀
One of my favourite quotes 🙂
Glad I could share it again. Hope.
janet
Lovely photo. I totally agree with this. I love flowers and the colours and they certainly cheer me up when I see them. 😀
If I could afford it, I’d have fresh flowers in the house all the time and growing outside, too.
janet
Love the citation – works so well with that glorious flower
Thanks, Bjorn. I’m welcoming spring as much as possible. 🙂
janet
Perfect! 🙂
Thanks, Linda. I’m enjoying putting the quotes on some of my photos. I think it makes them more interesting.
janet
Love this. I wrote a haiku once about daffodils “giggling” in the breeze. Also, if you have netflix, look up “The Art of Flowers.” Incredibly beautiful!
We do have Netflix, although I sometimes wonder if the movies are the same as I think they have different levels. I’ll take a look. Thanks. I think daffodils do giggle, at least on sunny days. Today I think they’re shaking their heads in dismay. 🙂
Thanks for stopping in.
janet
Correcttion: the title is “Moving Art: Flowers.” 🙂