In the morning
the shadows are long.
I tread softly.the shadows are long.
I look as I step.
The breeze is from the south.
Thundershowers are in the forecast for tomorrow.
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4 comments:
Absolutely gorgeous, Sherry. Wow. You are doing VERY well with your camera.
Sorry, I should use Merriam Webster, but, what's a Thundershower?
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Dearest Sherry,
I always enjoy how a Morning Glory looks like it is light from the inside, it is such a beautiful flower.
I love this hummingbird moth. These are my favorite pictures of it so far. I see the pink, but now I see the color lavender on it too. It's so pretty. What a sweet baby.
My heart is fluttering.
Much love, and Happy Dreaming,
*sprite
Dear Mary,
I ought to make a slide show of rain and lighting and sounds of falling rain just so you could click and dream.
I am so sorry rain has been scarce for you. Somehow your area got into the desert zone. Hummingbirds like the desert too. I have seen lots of pretty cacti.
Sherry
Dear Sprite,
The days of Morning Glories are rapidly coming to an end for this year. They do seem to have an inner light shining forth.
The White Lined Sphinx Moth is very pretty. They are also called Hawk Moths and Hummingbird Moths. There were two in the butterfly bush.
As I go about my decorating for October I am taking breaks. I still want to spend time with Miss Hummingbird and the butterflies.
I am a long goodbyer,
Sherry
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