"The brook would lose its song if we removed the rocks”
- Author Unknown
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
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15 comments:
Sorry you're having problems w/ the spammer.
Whoever said that, it was very nicely put & nice match w/ the picture!
Thank you so much for your prayers. Kesley came down on her lunch break from work. Justin didn't even know that she was coming down - he was shocked too when she pulled up.
So true!
So true. I love to hear the creek below our house tumble over the rocks. Your picture is beautiful.
Its amazing how bautiful rocks and a little water can be!
I like to think that life's tribulations are the rocks... and without them our lives would be bland and silent. But perhaps the rocks could be a "bit" smaller? :)
looks like a pile of little treasures...just waiting to be found.
great piture and a lovely quote.
suz
I cant wait to see the rocks look like that!
How true this is. There is no part of nature which we can remove without affecting something else. WHat a delicate balance it all is.
Great photo. Its the simplicity that I think is so alluring!
Lovely shoreline scene, with interesting ruddy water. Amazing how everything around and in a stream or river affects it's color.
There is just something about water and rocks that clear the mind and sooth the soul.
Patsy
Tricia - I am praying you get to see Jilly again soon! I know how much you adore her!!
Darla - I think so too!
Mildred - I love the sound of running water. Last year my hubby put a water foutain in our pond and it sounded wonderful!
Wendy - I'm glad you think so - I wasn't sure if anyone would see the same beauty I did.
Cedar - I agree - smaller rocks = smaller tribulations!
Busy Bee - thank you!!
Dawnie - we are looking forward to landscaping our cabin with some rocks this year!
Joan - well said. I wish more people understood the delicate chain of nature. There is a reason for everything being here.
Retired one - thank you! Sometimes its the simplest things that evoke beauty!
Deborah - I'm glad I didn't use my muddy river photo - lol! But you are right about how everything affects the color of the river.
Benny & Patsy - I agree!
I agree with many of the comments posted above....life would be boring without the rocks :) Nice photo! have a good day!
Beautiful photo, Shelley... And the quote is perfect--and TRUE.
Hope you have had a good day.
Hugs,
Betsy
What a true statement...it had me thinking! Loved your Morning has Broken post as well. Happy Spring to you!
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