A temporary window display
The Season that speaks to my heart
Temporary is the Daily Post Challenge
walking by faith and not by sight
Riverfront City Park, Salem, Oregon
The Daily Post, Photo Challenge is Pedestrian
I think most of us have hopes and dreams tucked away in our hearts. For most of my years of being a grandmother, I have been a long distant one. If it wasn’t many miles there have been other circumstances. So, I have not been the doting grandma, able to hold and rock the baby in my arms or take them to the library as I used to observe other grandmother’s when I was working at a library. But with what opportunity I have had, I have made the most of it and held each experience dear to my heart.This weekend was eventful and I had 24 hours of full-time grandmothering and after the sweet girls left I found out that one of my daughter’s delivered her first child. I thank the Lord! Mr.G got discharged from the hospital on Saturday and has a brand new shoulder replacement and so lots of excitement. My cup is full and overflowing…
I had extra little hands to experiment with creative endeavors
Little girl in green was determined to be a squirrel whisperer
I love seeing children at play and being childlike, like they are supposed to be
Surely goodness and loving kindness shall follow me all the days of my life, And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. Psalm 23:6
I did not have the understanding about this piano until I spoke to the young man playing and singing. Please read here about the pianos that were dispersed throughout the City of Corvallis for a Music Festival. As I observed this young father, he was very relaxed as he played.
The theme for Texture Tuesday is Free and Easy. For many of us summer days are fleeting and soon children will be starting school. Vacation time is over and its time to get back to reading, writing and arithmetic.
I promised!
Meeting Mirjam, a pretty and vivacious young woman from Europe, was a bonus for attending the antique fair in Brownsville, Oregon last weekend.