"Look at those clouds!"
[I took those right in a row, by the way.]"Look at that tree!"
[Oops. Was there a cloud in that picture?]
[Oops. Was there a cloud in that picture?]
"Look at the moon!"
"Look at the sunset!"
"See that osprey!"
[Unfortunately, though these bird sitings are so common that I'm rarely in the car without seeing at least one of these, we have no pictures of them...]
[Unfortunately, though these bird sitings are so common that I'm rarely in the car without seeing at least one of these, we have no pictures of them...]
"See that heron!"
"See that egret!"
"See that bald eagle?!!!!" (He has yet to see one, actually.)
"See that bald eagle?!!!!" (He has yet to see one, actually.)
"See that ibis!"
And on and on and on. But my favorite time of day is when trees are silhouetted against the sky.
Mark J. Nielson, in the March 2004 Ensign, said: "We can draw three lessons from nature’s grandeur: first, God exists; second, God is powerful; and third, God loves us."
2 comments:
YES YES YES!!!!! That is how I've felt this spring all over Europe! At the same time, it's wonderful knowing you don't have to be in the Alps to see evidence of God's magnificent creations -- America has it ALL!
I am not having good thoughts. You are causing Seth mental disturbances. Post the negative things...cockroaches, slugs, cockroaches, alligators in the pool, storm damage. Something to bring his brain back home. Oh wait. I guess that's school's fault. Anyway, you are not helping.
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