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Monday, April 16, 2012
A Year of Gratitude - Morning at Cedar Key
The Lord's gift to us last week.
Morning at Cedar Key.
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Oh Lynn...how absolutely serene and beautiful...I can see how you were in Heaven just being there!!! Thank you so much for your visit sweet friend and kind words on my new artwork, hugs and love, Dawn
Thanks for your family story about your lilacs - and parent's house. Yes - you read right - it was hard for us to say goodbye to the house that grandpa - literally - built. He was a master carpenter and there are so many examples of his craft and artistry in that house - who knows what the new people will do to all those vintage touches and craftsmanship. Grandpa died in 1979 and grandma lived to 101 - just a few years ago. Then it was almost three years before it just now sold. Like a time capsule - all the same furnishing going back to the 1920's - I have a number of the pieces. Passing of eras are a melancholy thing . . . Joy in Him! Kathy
10 comments:
So beautiful and peaceful, and I love the reflections!
Hi Lynn, sounds like you had a great time at Cedar Key... How peaceful!!!!! Love it.
Hugs,
Betsy
Such sweet words! So calm as always! :)
Hugs,
Simply lovely Lynn. Thank you for sharing. Blessings.
Simply lovely Lynn. Thank you for sharing. Blessings.
How incredibly beautiful is your header...just gorgeous....
Oh Lynn...how absolutely serene and beautiful...I can see how you were in Heaven just being there!!! Thank you so much for your visit sweet friend and kind words on my new artwork, hugs and love, Dawn
Hi Lynn!
Thanks for your family story about your lilacs - and parent's house. Yes - you read right - it was hard for us to say goodbye to the house that grandpa - literally - built. He was a master carpenter and there are so many examples of his craft and artistry in that house - who knows what the new people will do to all those vintage touches and craftsmanship. Grandpa died in 1979 and grandma lived to 101 - just a few years ago. Then it was almost three years before it just now sold. Like a time capsule - all the same furnishing going back to the 1920's - I have a number of the pieces. Passing of eras are a melancholy thing . . .
Joy in Him!
Kathy
Ohhhhh, beautiful photos, Lynn. Beautiful.
Thanks for your visit to my beloved blog. Where is Janette? I want to see her!
Susan
This is such a peaceful, serene collage of pictures. Lovely! I hope you have a great day,
Kathy
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