That IS so beautiful -- especially with the beautiful colors of your blog as backdrop.
what are the red tips, I wonder?
Tara, the red tips are the buds of new growth, tightly closed, awaiting the cue to burst forth —
A tiny Christmas tree ...very special. Love your blog T!
Thank you, Helen!xT.
lovely, t!thought you might like the following that an FB friend posted this morning:A single fir-tree, lonely,On a northern mountain height,Sleeps in a white blanket,Draped in snow and ice.His dreams are of a palm-tree,Who, far in eastern lands,Weeps, all alone and silent,Among the burning sands.-Heinrich Heine
Ah, lovely, Susan!So much of life swirls around the yin/yang, the duality of everything. Here/there, yes/no, the grass is always greener....xT.
That IS so beautiful -- especially with the beautiful colors of your blog as backdrop.
ReplyDeletewhat are the red tips, I wonder?
ReplyDeleteTara, the red tips are the buds of new growth, tightly closed, awaiting the cue to burst forth —
DeleteA tiny Christmas tree ...very special. Love your blog T!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Helen!
DeletexT.
lovely, t!
ReplyDeletethought you might like the following that an FB friend posted this morning:
A single fir-tree, lonely,
On a northern mountain height,
Sleeps in a white blanket,
Draped in snow and ice.
His dreams are of a palm-tree,
Who, far in eastern lands,
Weeps, all alone and silent,
Among the burning sands.
-Heinrich Heine
Ah, lovely, Susan!
DeleteSo much of life swirls around the yin/yang, the duality of everything. Here/there, yes/no, the grass is always greener....
xT.