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a NEW Texture Tuesday
Happy Tuesday! I was going to save this post for my ‘Thursday Thought’, but just couldn’t wait. (If I don’t get a post published for Thursday, you’ll know why! :o)
My breath was taken away when I noticed these beauties yesterday! I had to walk that same path today, this time with my camera, and capture their loveliness!
Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
Linking to Kim Klassen’s Texture Tuesday
NEW blossoms and a short Sunday sermon
Happy Sunday! I’m going crazy and shooting tree blossoms all over town! They are just SO pretty! Here’s another version:
I recently attended a workshop given by a religion professor. He was very knowledgeable about the New Testament and told us about his family’s tradition of preparing for Easter. He’s put together a website with all of his resources (HERE).
He, of course, starts with Palm Sunday (next week!!!!).
He writes: Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem has a long history in the Christian tradition, and it plays an important in the liturgies of the Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and some Protestant churches. For me celebrating Palm Sunday truly opens Holy Week, setting it apart from other weeks by focusing my thoughts and faith on Christ my king.
I hope to take some time with my family and study “Resurrection Week” a bit more in depth this year also. Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
NEW photos of my week
Oh man…I’m so excited! Finally NEW signs of Spring!!! Life! Color! YEAH! Something to photograph! Since our winter has been so mild, we hardly even had any pretty snow to photograph. Thus my excitement for Spring!
I was thrilled that I (for once) had my cameras in my car. This magnolia tree is at my work, so that was convenient…and so gorgeous!
Have a great day. Do or learn something NEW!
a NEW Thursday Thought
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another NEW heirloom collage
Happy Wednesday! I created this collage a few weeks ago, but must have forgot to post it. I’m trying to take photos of all of my heirlooms…little by little. I received this class ring at the same time my mother gave me my grandfathers freemason ring (previous post HERE). I think a photo book with a history of all the items and who they belonged to will be a treasure.
Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
a NEW Tuesday Textured Photo
Happy Tuesday! I’m finally back to posting a few blog entries after not having much time at all to shoot. No NEW photos = No NEW posts…but you understand, right?!? I’ll try and MAKE the time (I’ve given up on ‘finding’ the time!) Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
Linking to Kim Klassen’s today!
Miscellaneous Monday…NEW stuff i gotta share
Happy Monday! Well, so far, I’ve kept up on my goal to have something NEW/different on my mantle each month since…hmmmm…..October (I think). Here’s a quick snapshot of March’s mantle. I basically just put up green stuff…so, with the exception of the St Patrick’s Day plaque, I’ll be able to use all the items elsewhere. Don’t be surprised if you see some of this stuff in future photos.
Well, what’s NEW? We recently went to a benefit concert and enjoyed listening to Alfie Boe. He is so good! Alfie was the last artist to sing and it was hard to wait for his time to come on! The other artists were good….but you know…just not AS good :o) The benefit was for the Elizabeth Smart Foundation and Operation Underground Railroad.
Also, I’ve been hitting the gym longer these days. Since now that my commute to work is more than 5 minutes, I’ve changed to working out after work rather than before….so I tend to stay longer. I have a few NEW favorite YouTube exercise channels I’ll share with you:
Athlean-XX for Women, Fitness Blender, and POPSugar Fitness
I’ve been slacking lately on my posts, so I’m sure I’m forgetting something NEW…oh yeah, we went and stayed at Lake Las Vegas and went into town and saw Cirque du Soleil’s Beatles Love. It was very good!
That’s about it. Happy Monday. Do or learn something NEW!
a NEW famous recipe
Happy Friday! OK, I have to say I’m thrilled to finally have a brownie recipe that turns out pretty much PERFECT! My other brownie recipes seem too gooey in the middle, but not these. Hallelujah! Plus, its great that this recipe makes such a big batch (I made the baker’s half sheet size)…I was able to take a plate of brownies to three different neighbors and still have plenty for my family. Awesome! I think I’ll make another batch before St Patrick’s Day. I found the recipe HERE.
Have a great day! Learn or Do…or bake something NEW!










