A LONG AND WINDING ROAD . . .

. . .  and this passenger/photographer is so grateful for the generous driver.

 Camera is clicking. So much to try and capture in the San Jacinto Mts.

 Oh, did I mention--car was moving at normal speed for all photos except

 the chipmunk (who scampered along at his own speed).

                        

  

                                

                                           At 3,000 feet overlooking Riverside, CA

        

                                                            

                                     May you be blessed

                                              with a driver who knows you

                                                        and the road you are traveling.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TODAY!

 To HFL:

  May you enjoy the rewards that a life of dedication brings.

  I am forever grateful.

  

National Photography Day -- August 19th

 To all who carry a camera and believe in the power and joy

of taking/making photos--

especially on National Photography Day--

Happy review of all your captured images!

This photographer spent two amazing early hours with a congregation of egrets. 

Daily I am rewarded on the path along Santiago creek

near my home--but never so many birds at one time. 

 

                              

   

Recalling the advice of poet Rainer Maria Rilke:

. . . attach yourself to Nature, the simple and small . . .        (Letters, 1903)

GLORIA (R.I.P.)

       My Dear Sister Gloria,

       Gone from our world--two years now--we speak love to you and about you.

       Remembering with grateful hearts your generosity in all ways. 

       Your journey is ended; our journey continues.

       Love and Peace from all your family & friends.

            

                                                  

Remembering the Veteran

                                   With Love

Jane Kenyon

            As promised a little moment from my cento collection:  

 

                 The poet Jane Kenyon was born on this day in 1947. 

                                     She died of leukemia in 1995.

                           Her beloved husband was Donald Hall

                                                              

                                                             

                                            Beautiful Poet

                                                                           Rest in Peace

                                                

                     

                           

Book Of Cento Poems--Gunton

              

          Putting Words Next To Silence

          Dear Friends,

          With joy and gratitude I share with you the publication

           of my collection of cento poems by SpecialBooks.com

           Royalties from this book will go to The Eudist Servants

           of the 11th Hour (an Order of Religious Women) founded

           by Mother Antonia Brenner--known lovingly as the "Prison

           Angel." 

           

                                        

                I look forward to sharing more about this book with you, especially as we

              continue to celebrate National Poetry Month. 

                     I hope you will take a minute to check out the publisher's website.

                                      Blessings as we move into Holy Week.