When we see through our hearts, we recognize that every single one of us is infused with creativity. Divine Sparks are embedded in everyone and everything. It's up to us to be courageous, to look and listen deeply, to find the sparks, gather and release them back into the universe, transformed into something new. Join me as we wake up to the sacred-ordinary blessings waiting to greet us each and every day.
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
A Small Stone: Jan 18, 2012
Morning stars twinkled, scattered across the windshield whisked by winter’s wand, all teeth chattering complaints about the 1°F temperature halted as we sat in the car a moment recognizing the mysterious nature of blessing.
Raised on a farm at a high altitude, winter would come suddenly, ice crystals cracked through the windows and outside, hung the most amazing 10 foot icicles. A winter wonderland our children will never know. Your photos and prose took me back to this time. Thank you. smiles: sharon
Frost is so magical, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThe photgraphs are just beautiful Laura and your words the perfect compliment to them.
ReplyDeleteEthereal!
ReplyDeleteWishing you happiness all day long and into the night.
((hugs))
absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThere is always something magical about the patterns in frost, isn't there?
ReplyDeleteHate such low temperatures, but your pictures are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing;o)
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Keep warm * Hugs****
Every season has it's own beauty. You illustrated that wonderfully, with your photos and words.
ReplyDeletePure magic Laura! Isn't nature the greatest artist?
ReplyDeleteHugs
Joo
It's dipped down to the 20's 2 nights ago here in California. I've been complaining about the cold, but you've just warmed me with this post:)
ReplyDelete"the mysterious nature of blessing" - this is so true, and too often forgotten. Thank you.
ReplyDeletegorgeous magical frost!!
ReplyDeletei hope you are doing well my friend!!
Beautiful colors and gorgeous captures of the frost. Well done! A great post, Laura.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, God is in the details...
ReplyDeleteAs I child, I'd breathe on frosted windows to clear them. As an adult, I do what you do: take out my camera!
ReplyDeleteexquisite, this whisking of winter's wand... and i love the new header! xo
ReplyDeletewow what an awesome capture of the frost..it is lovely...and your passage as well...hope you are good as well...smiles.
ReplyDeleteI love the moment when, after all the fussing, we realize the blessing! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNature's paintbrush leaves me in awe daily. This is lovely !
ReplyDeleteWishing you a joyous Thursday !
Raised on a farm at a high altitude, winter would come suddenly, ice crystals cracked through the windows and outside, hung the most amazing 10 foot icicles. A winter wonderland our children will never know. Your photos and prose took me back to this time.
ReplyDeleteThank you. smiles: sharon
what dreamy images!
ReplyDeletegreat texture, very nicely done:)
thanks so much for sharing!
Magical photos, and a magical stone to go with them!
ReplyDeleteBetter than any paper snowflake.
ReplyDeleteMystical, magical frosty. Beautiful. A treat for the eyes.
ReplyDeleteQMM
Just beautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you SO MUCH for the most lovely comment :o)
LOVE