Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Pretty Flower, Buzzy Bee


"Incoming", originally uploaded by MrClean1982.

A thank you to MrClean 1982 for sharing this photo on flickr.

Monday, February 9, 2009

West End Of Gnomesville


West End Of Gnomesville, originally uploaded by finsbry.

A thank you to finsbry for sharing this photo on flickr.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Bee


bee line
Originally uploaded by Deirdre McCoskrie - Light and Time

A thank you to Deirdre McCoskrie - Light and Time for sharing this photo on flickr.

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

One Pink Flower


One in every crowd
Originally uploaded by lakewentworth

A thank you to lakewentworth for sharing this photo on flickr.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Bee in a Pink and Yellow Flower


DSC_3359
Originally uploaded by MajorConfusion

Thank you to MajorConfusion for sharing this photograph on Flickr.

Sunday, October 5, 2008

A Girl and a Bike in a Meadow


Interactive blog project stage 6 - a meadow!
Originally uploaded by -syko-

Thank you to Syko for the picture.

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Jesus Made Me

Jesus made the flowers,
He made the buzzing bees,
He made the sun to warm my face,

He made the shady trees.
Jesus made all wondrous things my little eyes can see.
Jesus made the Universe and





















































Jesus

Made
Me.









Thank you to this photographer for the bee on the flower,
to this photographer for the boy enjoying the sunshine to this photographer for the shady trees to this photographer for the toddler with the sparkling eyes, to this photographer for the image of the universe, and to his parents for the little boy eating watermelon. Poem by Donnell Allan.

Monday, June 16, 2008

Girl in a Big Hat


Lisa
Originally uploaded by jurek d.

(Click on the picture for credits.)

Friday, June 13, 2008

Monday, May 12, 2008

"Little Rain" by Elizabeth Madox Roberts (page 37)

When I was making myself a game
Up in the garden, a little rain came.

It fell down quick in a sort of rush,
And I crawled back under the snowball bush.

I could hear the big drops hit the ground
And see little puddles of dust fly round.

A chicken came till the rain was gone;
He had just a very few feathers on.

He shivered a little under his skin,
And then he shut his eyeballs in.

Even after the rain had begun to hush
It kept on raining up in the bush.

One big flat drop came sliding down,
And a ladybug that was red and brown

Was up on a little stem waiting there,
And I got some rain in my hair.













Thank you to this photographer for the
Ginger the chicken, to this photographer for the snowball bush, to this photographer for the ladybug, to this photographer for the boy with wet hair, and to this photographer for the picture of the raindrops on the grass.