The Thought For The Week

I could say, oh well it's my nature.

But I am a human, a follower of Christ, not a dog, a bird, or a cat that does everything by instinct or by its nature.

I can change and I will, through him who gives me strength.

Hello, Today's Flowers

THE SONG OF THE FOXGLOVE FAIRY

"Foxglove, Foxglove,

What do you see?"

The cool green woodland,

The fat velvet bee;

Hey, Mr Bumble,

I've honey here for thee!

"Foxglove, Foxglove,

What see you now?"

The soft summer moonlight

On bracken, grass, and bough;

And all the fairies dancing

As only thy know how.

-Cicely Mary Barker.

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Foxglove is a beautifully flower, and would

make a lovely addition to any garden.

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Foxglove (Digitalis) is highly poisonous,

early symptoms consist of,

-digestive issues,

-wild hallucination,

-delirium,

- severe headaches.

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Plant it in your garden

but take a note from this bug,

do not eat it!

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Hip Hip Hurray!!!!

I finely got my thunder storm.

This one was a thunder shower,

it was pretty exciting!

Most of it was about fifteen second away,

but it was a nice show.

This pic and the one below,

is the sun set after the storm

or,

the calm after the storm.

This picture was taken a few night ago,

I enjoyed it so much I had to share it with you,

I hope you enjoy it too!!!

P.S. Please go to my side bar and click on Sky Watch

There are a great many views of the sky to be seen.

Two Is Better Than One

I love this movie, and I always sing both these songs.

We are haying the fields tomorrow, so I hope this doesn't give us bad luck.

Oh well some times I just can't help myself.

Don't forget to visit Music Monday for some more music.

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I Called It

On our way home Mom, Anna and I saw some really cool clouds, and I said, "It looks like thunder."

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When we got home the clouds were looking more and more mysterious.

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So I went out back to get some better pics, and when I returned to the barnyard to finish my chores for the evening, I heard the first crash of thunder off in the distance.

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I was so excited, I jumped up and down clapping my hands, all most crying with excitement.

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I absolutely love thunder and lightning storms.

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A few years ago we had a huge thunder and lightning storm in the middle of the night, it was so loud and so close I woke with a jump. We watched that storm all night from our screen porch, the most exciting one I had ever seen or heard became a memorable night.

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This one only rumbled twice and was never heard from again. But these clouds viewed with the fam and pups from the pumpkin patch is certainly notable.

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On the other horizon the sky was turning pink. I love the pretty peach color in this picture, don't you?

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Thanks for visiting me and my blog, I hope you have a spectacular weekend.

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Music Monday

I was singing this song all day Friday and didn't know what it was so I looked it up and here it is for you to enjoy with me.

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An Early Morning Walk

This is one of the many beaver ponds around our property.

I was so happy that this picture turned out,

I think its super cool.

(For some reason I like to say super all the time.)

Are you blinded yet?

If you noticed, the cloud in this pic and the one above are the same cloud

just taken from two very different places

Flowing water is so soothing and refreshing.

I hope you have enjoyed my pictures.