In all things of nature
there is something of the marvelous.
~Aristotle
there is something of the marvelous.
~Aristotle
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TeaFestPDX - July 13, 2024 - World Forestry Center
Seeking Beauty In Everyday Life
Welcome, I'm Marilyn
Many things bring great delight to me: tea, gardens, flowers, outdoors, food, and friends that cross my path. These all make my heart sing with small chuckles, giggles, laughter, and tears. It is my desire to seek beauty all around me, have the heart of a wanderer, a storyteller.
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9 comments:
Beautiful photo! Love the quote!
I DO love spider webs, so long as they aren't in my house! That is a perfect quote for this lovely photo!
I love the photo Marilyn, and the quote. It's so so true, nature has so much to tell and teach us.
Oh, so true! I usually walk on the treadmill, but today I walked briskly through my neighborhood and instantly got a lift from the sights, sounds and scents! (Thanks for your kind comments about my mom, too. I so appreciate it! XOXO)
Such a great quote. So true. Nature's wonders amaze.
The photo is so AUTUMN! And the quote perfect for the picture!
And one of the most marvelous, has to be a spider's web...
Tessa~
Dearest, I've loved all those amazing tea posts - was able to read but not comment whilst trying to take in the sights of all those cities!!!
Back now and celebrated yesterday with The Emperor's Bride tea - a gift from Finland.
I'll be commenting more, promise.
Love and hugs to you both.
Mary X
Yes --- nature is marvelous!
PS: I could do without snakes, though.
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