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Sunday, July 8, 2012

Comings and Goings




Let me share a little of our comings and goings over the last few days.....
Master J has had a couple of flying lessons.




Those who flew out on Sunday returned bearing sweet treats from far away. However sickness has come for a visit too. Miss E was being very brave as she showed her chocolate medal. The three youngest are all unwell now.




The heady scent of Jonquils greeted me before I saw them on an evening walk.




The river was very calm, bearing reflections of the clouds above.




A lone cyclists heads towards me on the bridge as I turn for home.




Half the family are away this weekend for another cricket training camp.




Yesterday morning I headed out on a neighbourhood walk in search of sunlit flowers. The Jonquils are growing under some pine trees and were already in shade again, yet still beautiful.




I found these brilliant Poinsettias with raindrop jewels glistening in the morning light.




No matter what the coming week holds, I'm sure there'll be joy, beauty and contentment to be found, for all of us.


Sharing at Our World Tuesday, Communal Global, SkyWatch Friday.

34 comments:

  1. I like thinking of a place where Poinsettias grow wild The river photo is to dream on. I hope the children feel better soon.

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  2. Yes, I hope the children are better soon, too! There's never a good time for any of us to be sick, particularly the young ones! Hope your weekend is going reasonably well regardless! I bet Master J is having a great time with the flying lessons! Terrific!

    Sylvia

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  3. Hope everyone is better soon!
    I love the smell of jonquils- it is so beautiful!

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  4. Sorry that you had unwell people at home when it probably should have been some down time for you with some of the house absent. She looks like she's been through the ringer the poor little thing. That Master J of yours - my goodness, he really does love his flying. And of course those cricket people too! All these shots are lovely - and is one of those posts where it feels almost ridiculous to choose a favourite - but I really do love your sunset shot and the one of the bridge, it makes me sense home.

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  5. The pic of the water is so calming!

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  6. i love the way you seek beauty and contentment...it reflects in your photography...

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  7. What a wonderful post!
    Very sophisticated pictures on your blog.
    Thanks for sharing

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  8. Very nice post!
    I hope the children feel better soon.

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  9. Some very adventurous pictures, like the plane and bridge.

    Greetings,
    Filip

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  10. Das sind ja wieder wunderschöne Fotos. Ich danke dir dafür :-)

    Liebe Grüße Eva

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  11. Yes, and you are sure to find beauty, no matter where, with your keen eye. Hope your family feels better soon :^)

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  12. Oh, I bet the children are feeling better soon. I can't get over your photos of the Poinsettias. I have never seen them growing (only the ones you buy at Christmas time).

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  13. i especially like the jonquils & poinsettias pics!! hope the kids are feeling better soon!!
    ^)^ linda

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  14. Hope the little ones feel better soon! Beautiful photos, as always. Those poinsettias with water drops are amazing.

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  15. My goodness, how wonderful to see Poinsettias growing outside. Here we only have them inside, and only for Christmas. What a sight this is.

    I am sorry to hear that the little ones are sick. I hope they are all better soon.

    Happy Sunday to you, and I wish you a wonderful beginning to your week!

    xo.

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  16. gorgeous reflections!!

    poinsettias, in summer, what a treat!!

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  17. lovely to have a peak at your world.
    hope your little one is feeling better!

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  18. That reflection of the sky is amazing. So beautiful. I hope the little ones are doing well. I will be keeping your family in my prayers.

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  19. Stunning series!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  20. Snippets from your week .... Hope the littlies are soon back to good health. I love the macro shots of the jonquils.

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  21. Lovely photos ~ Great shots! ~ hope all the family is well now ~~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)

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  22. Praying your all going to be well.
    Breath taking as always. I love your eye.

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  23. Lovely captures. Wishing a very speedy recovery.

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  24. Hope the children are better now.I love those sky shots specially the one with the reflection and also those sunlit Jonquils..they are beautiful and captured so well.Have a great week ahead.

    Shantana

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  25. Gorgeous pictures. Hope your kiddos are feeling well again.

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  26. I am inspired that you take time to "smell the Jonquils" and seek out sunlit blooms. You must be the multitasking mother of all times :) Absolutely beautiful photos and a peaceful feel to this blog that will stay with me today.

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  27. Another series of beautiful images! I'm sorry to hear that some of your children are sick. I pray for a speedy recovery!

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  28. Lovely sky and reflection. I hope you little ones are feeling better now. The jonquils and poinsettias are beautiful. Thanks for sharing, have a great day!

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  29. A delightful series - beautiful river reflections and macros of the Jonquils and Poinsettias. I bet the flying lessons were a hit! Hope the littlies are on the mend.

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  30. Awww... I hope your sweet little ones will soon be well again, and that you will remain well yourself.

    Gorgeous captures and lovely stories of all the coming and going's. xo

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  31. The Poinsettis look like they are sprinkled with jewels! All the photos are just wonderful! Hope your children are well again by now!

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