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Shalom, friend - God’s love song for you today.
Each time I hear this song the tears flow.
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Take a break from the world and experience God's love for you today! :)
 My dad took this picture in 1965 on a visit to his sister Dorothy's home in Erie, Pennsylvania
That's my brother Doug giving me a smooch! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DOUG!!! xo xo  Dad took this picture at Easter 1969. Happy Mother's Day in heaven, Mom!
Doug, please give Mom a BIG HUG for me!! :-)  According to Sheep101.info, "Sheep are mentioned in the Bible more than 500 times, more than any other animal. The prominence of sheep in the Bible grows out of two realities. Sheep were important to the nomads and agricultural life of the Hebrews and similiar peoples. Secondly, sheep are used throughout the Bible to symbolically refer to God's people." This is a great link for more info on sheep in the Bible. :) This photo was taken on a visit to Valley Shepherd Creamery in 2010. Blessed Passover and Resurrection Weekend! Hi Friends, Happy Spring! Let the flowers begin! • What's your favorite flower?
• What's a new thing that's happening in your life? "Look, the winter is past, and the rains are over and gone. The flowers are springing up, the season of singing birds has come, and the cooing of turtledoves fills the air." Song of Solomon 2:10-12 The picture above was created by me digitally using Photoshop brushes.  After Evan's recent fall on the ice, Mac's bedside manner is just what the doctor ordered.
Nothing better than a little black bunny to help with Evan's knee recovery!  January 3, 2021 Snowfall at Swayze Mill Park, Hope, NJ "Nature is full of genius, full of divinity; so that not a snowflake escapes its fashioning hand." Henry David Thoreau My friend, Sharon Roberts, inspired me to make a video of the location I took this shot (Hope, NJ).
I hope it snows again soon! :-)  First snow, Swayze Mil Park, December 2020 Hope you and your family had a blessed Christmas season!
Best wishes and prayers for a wonderful 2021!  Yesterday's walk around Swayze Mill Park It was a great cloudy day for a walk yesterday. As I was walking I listened to this awesome podcast episode, "Come Home To Yourself". I don't remember who recommended Emily P. Freeman's podcast, but this was my first listen-- and I listened TWICE! So good! If you have a tendency towards self-criticism you may really enjoy this like I did! Click here
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