Showing posts with label rose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rose. Show all posts

Saturday, November 23, 2024

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Abilene Ballet Building

The downtown ballet building has great street art on the outside.  The rest of the structure is just an ordinary rectangular building, but this art is appealing.

Monday, February 19, 2024

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Dying Rose

Someone gave me a rose as a thank-you.  I stuck it into a jar where I was rooting a shoot from a plant I have. They thrived together very nicely, but now the rose is pretty much dead and many of the petals have fallen.  I haven't touched it, I like the way it looks and I knew I would get a photo of it sooner or later. If I can get motivated, I'll try to figure out a few other photos with the dead petals and what's left of the rose on the stem.

I'm grateful for:
beautiful nature

Sunday, February 26, 2023

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Dying Yellow Rose

My roommate was ready to throw this bouquet of roses into the trash but I rescued it just in the nick of time.  I was on my way out of the house today when I decided to finally get a couple of shots of these flowers.  

Not a great set-up but at least it's something before they die much more. 
I might try a few more shots in the next couple of days.  

Today is the end of a  V.E.R.Y.  busy weekend.  I don't like to wish my life away, but I'm really glad these past three days are coming to an end. 

My heart is grateful today for:
The beginning of a new week with an almost clean slate... 

Monday, January 09, 2023

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Bee's Wax Candle

I'm trying to minimize the non-essential possessions in my home, because:
1)  the less-is-more philosophy is giving me a lot of peace
&
2)  I don't want my kids to have to Figure-Out-What-To-Do-With-Mom's-Stuff when the time comes.

My environment isn't austere and never will be.  I think a home should be inviting and comforting, not only to the people who live there, but to all who enter for whatever reason.

I love these statues.  The candle is a bee's wax candle that a friend made.  Her husband is a honey farmer and she always has plenty of bee's wax and she kindly gave me several candles the last time I visited.  It's really time to burn it, but I keep forgetting, so right now it's another calming piece of decor in my living room.