Today I am too uncomfortable to write very much, the old symptoms are throwing tantrums at me again. Never mind. I am dedicating todays pics to those who never get to to experience the sight of snow, and to the featured photographers. Hope to be back soon. From the hilly Midlands of Old Blighty, Namaste from Amras.
One live seed buried in a barren field,
Waiting for the rains of spring.
Photography ©Amanda & Luke Moloney:2013.
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I love your white wonderland and your beautiful family. It rarely snows where we live in Tasmania although there is often snow on the peaks. Even if it does, we don’t get a cover like this. I am sorry to hear that you are uncomfortable. It is so lovely to have your presence on my site. I appreciate it very much. Your energy is very uplifting. I guess your path is that of the wounded healer.
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It appears to be so, I am Sagittarian to the core. Thank you very much Perianne.
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What a beautiful photography! They awake in me the same feelings that Russian impressionist do! (And i do love them, probably the most of all ;)) Get well soon, dear friend!
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Thank you Ruth, the snow has disappeared for now, but I have more photos for another post. Should be soon.
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Hallo,
This is for you, for being kind to others and me : )
Pick it up here if you want to http://summer4soul.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/valentines-day-this-is-for-you-because-you-are-love/
Sweet greetings, Summer
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Gosh, thank you.
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This is the one : ) http://www.bigcards.nl/card/pickup/bc-c7cf3c10/
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Francis, a million thanks for all your kindness! I’m down with flu since yesterday, and I apologize for the late response. At any how, hope you are okay. Take care always! My kindest regard!
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Thank you so much Aina. I’m very sorry to hear that you are ill. Take very good care of yourself, and get well again really soon.
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