Thursday, June 04, 2020

THANKFUL THURSDAY


Here is my positive spin on our hurting world.

This is my Thankful Thursday contribution.

There is beauty even in the harshness of life.




Life may be prickly but it can also be the poke to do something different .....

Whatever that may be.








Sometimes we need to look deep within ourselves to find the Thankfulness we seek.


Don't forget to enlarge these photos to see the detail.



14 comments:

eileeninmd said...

Thanks for the inspiring words and post. There is beauty everywhere, we just need to look. I like the thistle? Have a great day and happy weekend ahead.

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

Oh, I so agree with what you've written! I feel like putting a big AMEN as my comment! I love to see the beauty that surrounds us and always enjoy visiting you! Hugs!

Tom said...

...Sue, thanks for the poke! We all need that now and then.

Wanda said...

Sue, these photos are wonderful, and your captions so perfect for each one. It's a beautiful day and I would love to be at the beach. You can tell, as I had to change my header. This photo was taken by my sister a few weeks ago. My sis and brother in law live close enough to take day trips to the ocean, Pacific Grove...and do quite often. She's 85, does all the driving, and loves to GO....I so miss our sister weekends at the coast.

Michelle said...

Often a bad turn of events points in a new, and much needed, direction. Thanks for linking up.

Marie Smith said...

Interesting photos!

Linda said...

Amen and AMEN!!

Chatty Crone said...

Amen and thank God HE will win in the end.

Debby@Just Breathe said...

Beautiful, thank you for the inspiration.

Ginny Hartzler said...

I love this post! Oh my, that looks like a black bee on the thistle! And what is this last plant, it is silver!!!

Ruth Hiebert said...

Truly so much beauty in the details of nature.So much to be thankful for.

Hootin Anni said...

Powerful words ... and beauty in all.

diane b said...

Love your philosophy and photos.

Great-Granny Grandma said...

Good words, and the photos are beautiful.