The wonder in the small opens a door to the throne room of grace.
Have you spent some time in wonder today?
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8 comments:
I am loving the sweet pic of this lady!
Lovely! I DID spend time in wonder today. We drove over to the east coast to watch my grandlittle play t-ball, and left the house before dawn - right into the sunrise over the dike around Lake Okeechobee. A.mazing!! I'm posting a couple of photos tomorrow. And to think God does this every single day!!! I hope you are having a lovely wonder-ful weekend, Laura.
I love all that these photos capture!
You have a powerful camera! I never realized before that a lady bug's legs are orange, not dark! Or maybe they aren't all the same.
Bless you, Laura, for sending us the "small" of God's ladybugs.
Thanks for the book you're going to send. I'll be e-mailing you soon. Love ya!
This reminds me of Small (Winnie-the-Pooh's friend)!
Wonderful photos, Laura.
A couple of years ago I was on a studio tour and stopped in at the house of one of the artists to find an infestation of lady bugs. An entire wall was covered in them. It was the most amazing sight and, I must say, I was glad the wall was not mine.
What sweet pictures Laura. I've been standing in wonder of the flowers the Great Gardener has planted along our walk. The little tiny ones, the ones you have to bend down to see, are my favorites.
Have a restful, blessed day sweet friend.
The intricacy of the smallest never ceases to amaze.
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