I love seeing the full moon hang in the sky behind the
shadows of tree branches. There is just
something mystical about that sight that draws me in every time.
I was awe-stuck by this wonderfully unusual sunset as I was
leaving the grocery store parking lot. I
have never witnessed that vibrant shade of pink before. And I wasn't the only one. I discovered several other shoppers getting
out of their cars snapping photos.
I stumbled upon this tree while I was in a not-so-pleasant
mood. Normally I would look at it and
wonder, "Why would ANYONE want a purple Christmas tree?" But on this day, a day when I truly needed a
laugh, the angles put this little tree in my path. And I did laugh. The stress, the concerns of the day, they
melted away as I laughed at this little purple tree. Thank you angels!
Here are my randoms for the
week:
·
I do miss it when I don’t
get to my morning reading ritual. The day
seems to flow so much better when I do it.
·
I can plan all I
want, but if the Christmas spirit is not there, it’s just not.
·
I notice Allistair
always seems to sit smack in the middle of the magazine I’m reading, the art I’m
working on, the journal I’m writing in…
·
Creating journals
for others makes me happy.
·
I enjoy linking up
with other bloggers; sharing my stories and reading about theirs. That feeling of community helps fill in for the lack of respect and unity I no long receive from teaching.
Thanks for sharing it is a pity that work has to be done the temptation is to leave to the last minute , I think you are right get it out of the way and enjoy the holiday. Have a wonderful Christmas x
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous sunset, amazing colors !
ReplyDeleteOh my, a purple Christmas tree ... I definitely don't want one :-)
Wishing you a wonderful Christmas time,
Sylvia
My heart is full to overflowing with the beauty of the images I see whenever I click through one of the Tuesday Textures or Friday Finds. So glad that we have all found Kim and are sharing her journey!
ReplyDeleteThe pink sky is very stunning…so glad you had your camera to catch it. Ours was similar yesterday morning, and by the time I got the camera it had all changed, instantly. Great idea to do your work while enjoying the Hallmark channel. Have a lovely Christmas time.
ReplyDeleteFull moons are great. I was howling at it the other night with my friends - so much fun! Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteGlad that silly tree brought you some cheer -- and thanks so much for sharing at R5F this week. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteI love full moons in winter. That pink sunset is amazing. The yellow streak looks like a reflection in water. Beautiful. I hope you find some rest for your soul this next week. Good that you could laugh at the purple tree. Life is too short not to find humor in simple things. Blessings -- Nancy @ A Joyful Cottage
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual sunset, beautiful! And great moon photos too. I agree with you on the purple tree, I've seen pink ones too....who in the world??
ReplyDeletethe moon has been rocking it lately. we have been totally amazed!! i will say to the hubby ... did you see it yet? i can enjoy it for ages. wish it would look like that more often. but i guess it can't ... ha. ha!!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend!! ( :
I also love to try and capture the moon in the clouds as it is lowering down. It isn't always easy to get a nice image I have found. You have captured some really beautiful ones. Love the pink sky as well. Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteYour cat does the same thing as mine. She could be upstairs sleeping in the closet but if I should put one new piece of paper on the table or drag out some sewing to do BOOM she suddenly appears! :) Love the purple tree. ( NOT! but it is good for a laugh:)
ReplyDeletejust beautiful. "tis the season to stop and take notice.
ReplyDeleteI am totally with you on how mesmerizing it is to see tree branches back lit by the moon's glow. So beautiful
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset shot .... and I, too, have a soft spot for full moons behind bare tree branches .... they are so magical!!! **sigh**
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
diane @ aug's blog