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| Glimpses of sunlight and shadows against the azure sky |
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I couldn't resist a couple of photos from inside. I am eagerly anticipating the bloom of the white hyacinth bulb.
The pretty lime green spider mums are still holding on! I transferred them to my favorite vintage cobalt blue bottles. Moved these lovelies into the light from their perch on my kitchen windowsill. Anything to bring a smile while washing dishes and doing kitchen chores is a blessing!
I hope you enjoyed my little bits of sunlight today. Smile at the next person you see.. add a bit of sunshine to that life! Please visit My Little Home and Garden for her offering and links to the other participants. Happy week ahead!
Beautiful sunny photos. I have a white hyacinth blooming on my mantel and the scent is lovely. What a delight to anticipate.
ReplyDeleteLorrie... I just couldn't resist bringing home the little hyacinth from Friday's shopping trip. Hoping the blooming results are photo worthy! Thanks for the visit!
DeleteI can understand your anticipation of the hyacinth bloom, Susan; my amaryllis has shot up and a fat bud has formed near its base, so it's just a matter of time.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of your brilliant sky and would that be green grass I see? I should mention that some snow has been flying about here today.
It's very nice to see you at Sunlit Sunday again. Thank you.
-Karen
Somehow I always miss out on forcing an amaryllis to bloom for Christmas! But I eagerly await those beauties in the garden come springtime. The green is mostly moss that grows along the fence row and a nice variety of weeds. How is it that the frost or freezing temps never kill the weeds? Thanks for hosting Sunlit Sunday. Smiles...Susan
DeleteI love hyacinths and have lots of them planted in the bed by the back door. I love to walk by, when they bloom, or open the window near the door to enjoy the perfume.
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh, thinking that fragrance is divine!
Deletethe color of the sky . . . the shadows of the fence . . . the cobalt blue bottles . . . wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe sky was just amazing that day... couldn't decide "azure" or "Alice blue"... was a lovely day! The bottles are a favorite, too. Thanks for dropping in.
DeleteBeautiful sky... And fence shadows! Love your flowers in those blue bottles...😉 beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Gert
Gert... The blue bottles sit on my kitchen windowsill and catch the more amazing afternoon sun. They can often be seen with whatever little offering I can find in my yard! Your visit is appreciated.
DeleteBeautiful sunny photos. I love the sun through the blue bottles. Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeletePamela.. the blue bottles are a favorite! Thanks for stopping by! This activity challenges my camera skills!
DeleteBring on spring, sunshine, and flowers.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely, RJ! So glad you dropped by!
DeleteLovely compositions--a hint of spring there!
ReplyDeleteNice to see you posting more. :)
Oh, Jen... when the Christmas decorations come down, I begin looking for Spring! I am not a Winter person... not complaining... I know the earth needs to rest and rejuvenate, but I am ready for the buttercups to blossom! Your visits are welcome and appreciated!
DeleteSusan, I love the way you captured the beautiful sunlight. Your photos made me smile. I will pass that along to others today. I will also visit My Little Home and Garden. Have a wonderful day, Susan.
ReplyDeleteChrista.. thanks for your kind comment. Always good to see you here.
DeleteIt all looks so very lovely at your place.
ReplyDeleteOh, but the weeds are so green...now for a sprig of grass or two! Enjoy your lovely summer while we wish for Spring! Thanks for the visit!
DeleteSuch a sweet photo of you and your cat Susan!
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Madelief...thanks for your visit!
DeleteLove the fence shadows! I need to pick up a few of those blue bottles - they're lovely for garden bouquets. I've seen them occasionally at Value Village. Very pretty blue sky. I'm in the middle of a snowstorm :)
ReplyDeleteOh my Kathie...stay warm! The temp has dropped considerably here to below freezing in the early morning. The blue Bromo Seltzer bottles were roadside finds at a flea market in Tennessee. The next time you see them...be sure to pick up a couple. You will enjoy!
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