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Very pretty, thank you. Blessings
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda, and thank you for stopping by and commenting. Have a blessed week!
DeleteYes, lilies [and other lovely flowers] are heart-grabbers for me, especially this time of year. Seeing them when it's been so very brown and dreadful looking. Now, filled with green and "loverliness" colors. What a treat...and a wonderful Word. Bless you.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Caryjo, and may He bless you, too. I agree with you. I spend all late winter long waiting to pounce on the flowers as they start blooming. I can't wait for them to get here, and then once they are, I want to photograph as many of them as I can and hope not to get bitten by a snake in the process. :)
DeleteBluebonnets are the big thing in this area. People drive for many miles just to find a field of bluebonnets to plop their babies down in to photograph them. There are several pretty nice fields of them very near where we live, so I don't have to drive so far to find them.
What flowers are popular this time of year in your area?
Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Have a blessed week!
Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise. I appreciate very much you stopping by and commenting. Have a blessed week!
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