2.13.12
Can you tell that this is the same summer sky as my signature blog photo? My husband took this shot just a little while later after the oranges and reds had faded to blues and purples. Blessings! Sue
ON BECOMING A NOVELIST by John Gardner is an incredible book about the “getting there” process of becoming a novelist. My copy is falling apart at every seam and page, but I still keep it handy for inspiration as I write.
Wild Word Friday! It probably won’t surprise you to know that the English language borrowed the word YEN from the Chinese language, the Cantonese dialect. To the ears of an English-speaker, YEN sounds Chinese. During the mid-1800s when Chinese immigration to the United States peaked, they brought the word in-yan with them. In-yan means…
Congratulations to Ann Marie Smith (from my home town!) and Trish Stronach-Sewell (From Australia!) who have won copies of Wendy Paine Miller’s book THE DISAPPEARING KEY. I’ll be getting those books to both of you ASAP! Blessings! Sue
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Trish, you’re right, and Sherry, those are my colors for sure!
Sue it’s the same theme but blue & pink is much stronger as it’s taken abit later plus you dont see the walkway or tree’s on the right side? All the pic Neils take are quite spectacular!
The second photo plays more to your favorite colors I think….
Actually, I thought your “my sky” photo LAST week was the same as your header photo………..either way…all are beautiful 🙂
The header photo is beautiful, but the second photo … the one with muted blues and purple … that’s spectacular! Thanks for this lovely start to my Monday morning. 🙂
Beautiful photos. How blessed we are to have such things to enjoy. 🙂