A metal sculpture of a dog, and a little shell.It's yet another reminder of lengthening days and the approaching spring. Hey, we take 'em where we can get 'em!
Speaking of the moving sun, I've noticed that I can see Mars after sunset these days, right above Orion in the southeastern sky. I've been searching for Gemini, but it hides behind the trees until after I've gone to bed.
Saturn rises then, and the moon comes out to play.
Your are right we must focus on good things
ReplyDeleteVous avez raison il faut mettre en valeur les jolies choses
Very often they are simple,very simple
Très souvent elles sont simples, très simples
And they happen on a daily basis
Et elles peuvent arriver quotidiennement, tous les jours
Loving nature is a risk worth taking, it will give us back
Aimer la nature est un risque à prendre, elle nous le rendra
I hope that you'll have a lot of counts of sunsets next to the beloved ones.
J'espère que vous aurez encore beaucoup de décomptes de couchers de soleil au côté de gens aimés.
kristana
Thank you again for cyber-sun...
ReplyDeleteI thought you meant Sun God! By a twist of the mind that makes me think of my favorite palindrome: "Do geese see God!"
ReplyDeleteI was so glad to see the red poppies of picture of the week. I couldn't help thinking about them when I read Ken's post with the sunflower photo last week. Those fields of brilliant red are so inviting!
ReplyDeletekristana, merci de vos beaux mots.
ReplyDeleteclaudia, any time!
chm, you know me better than that... Dog is my co-pilot.
cheryl, depending on this year's weather, you may be here to see some!
Do you see, the sun is making love with art.
ReplyDeleteAnd the shadow is making love with metal. Lively
Very nice picture anyway with great colors.
yab, I suppose you're right!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a great shot!
ReplyDeleteYou are lucky to be able to see anything in the sky. I can't see a darn thing except clouds, more clouds and even more clouds! :(