Saturday, July 31, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Myrtle Beach
I snapped this while on the beach yesterday. Temperatures registered 103, a thunderstorm
came through and dropped the temperature 25 degrees. Then it was wonderful, overcast
with a warm sea breeze blowing, paradise.
My only question is where have all the sea gulls gone? There have been No seagulls on
the beach since May!
I'm linking to Outdoor Wednesday at A Southern Daydreamer and Waterywednesday Go visit for lots of wonderful sightseeing!
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Christmas in July
It's never to early to think about Christmas,right? I went out thrifting and made two stops. The only things I found at both stops were Christmas things. Maybe it was my subconscious trying to think cool thoughts because it is hot as blue blazes here in the south!
At the first yard sale I found this cute little pillow and stocking for a dollar each. The pillow is really a deep red but it looks rose in the picture. The stocking is a plain little thing but it was new with tags still attached and I plan to attach some crochet to dress it up and use at the condo which I'm decorating with mostly vintage white things.
I'm so glad you dropped by. Have a good week, stay cool and come again!
I'm linking to Southern Hospitality's Todays Thrifty Treasures
Labels:
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Saturday, July 24, 2010
Sunday Reflections
Photo taken - Acadia National Park - Maine
I will cause you to ride on the heights of the land. ( Isaiah 58:14)
Do you remember a summer day when the heat and humidity were so oppressive, you could hardly breathe? But a dark cloud appeared on the horizon, growing larger and larger, until it suddenly brought a rich blessing to your world. The storm raged, lightning flashed and thunder rumbled. The storm covered your sky, the atmosphere was cleansed, new life was in the air, and your world was changed.
Human life works exactly on the same principle. When the storms of life appear, the atmosphere is changed, purified, filled with new life, and part of heaven is brought down to earth.
Facing obstacles should make us sing. The wind finds its voice not when rushing across an open sea but when it is hindered by the outstretched limbs of a pine tree or broken by the stings of a wind harp. Only then does the harp have songs of power and beauty.
Haven't we all known people whose lives have never produced any pleasing music during their days of calm prosperity but who, when fierce winds have blown across their lives have astonished us by the power and beauty of their music.
Streams In the Desert-
Facing obstacles should make us sing. The wind finds its voice not when rushing across an open sea but when it is hindered by the outstretched limbs of a pine tree or broken by the stings of a wind harp. Only then does the harp have songs of power and beauty.
Haven't we all known people whose lives have never produced any pleasing music during their days of calm prosperity but who, when fierce winds have blown across their lives have astonished us by the power and beauty of their music.
Streams In the Desert-
Labels:
Acadia national park,
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