I love your Ann Bronte quotes used in these two posts. This one would make a cherished bookmark. I like how you framed the bluebell and now you inspire me to pick up a Bronte and read.
Joan, you are such a kind and gentle soul. I wish there were more of you in this world. I've spent the most relaxing and thoughtful half hour enjoying your posts. It's been a hectic period in our house because we've been involved with a charity scholarship event. Managed to get a post out but otherwise went with the flow.
I've never seen a field of bluebells. So beautiful! And I fell in love with Rangi. What a lovely lady! Perhaps, when you have time, there's a blog about when the moko is tattooed on. Ceremonies? I confess to an admiration for the Maori and their language.
The weather channel here said that rough weather was headed your way. Still, the photos surprised me. A bit rougher than I had thought.
Thank you for a lovely respite. And, yes, I think the butterflies are symbolic of a personal metamorphisis. Have a great weekend!
Tony - you will know about bluebells..a sea of gorgeous blue and the scent! I have never seen them like that in NZ. Not cold enough where we live I think. Thank you Talon, Grethe,and Vicki. I thought of Bronte Penny..because bluebells are so English to me. Thank you Kitty Howard for calling and for the wonderful comments. Love to you all.
My Favourite Flower.Plus, an author who lived quite near me in Yorkshire.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo and the perfect quote!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful photo and a lovely quote from one of the great Bronté sisters. Thank you, Joan.
ReplyDeleteGrethe.
Simple perfection!
ReplyDeleteI love your Ann Bronte quotes used in these two posts. This one would make a cherished bookmark. I like how you framed the bluebell and now you inspire me to pick up a Bronte and read.
ReplyDeleteJoan, you are such a kind and gentle soul. I wish there were more of you in this world. I've spent the most relaxing and thoughtful half hour enjoying your posts. It's been a hectic period in our house because we've been involved with a charity scholarship event. Managed to get a post out but otherwise went with the flow.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a field of bluebells. So beautiful! And I fell in love with Rangi. What a lovely lady! Perhaps, when you have time, there's a blog about when the moko is tattooed on. Ceremonies? I confess to an admiration for the Maori and their language.
The weather channel here said that rough weather was headed your way. Still, the photos surprised me. A bit rougher than I had thought.
Thank you for a lovely respite. And, yes, I think the butterflies are symbolic of a personal metamorphisis. Have a great weekend!
Tony - you will know about bluebells..a sea of gorgeous blue and the scent! I have never seen them like that in NZ. Not cold enough where we live I think.
ReplyDeleteThank you Talon, Grethe,and Vicki.
I thought of Bronte Penny..because bluebells are so English to me.
Thank you Kitty Howard for calling and for the wonderful comments. Love to you all.