#100HappyDays/ Day23 - Going mad about clouds, flowers and gardening
Happy Moments:
1) I have rediscovered my love for clouds - the shapes, the fluffiness, the grace of their glide across the skies. Cloud gazing used to be a enjoyable hobby but somewhere I lost the habit. Guess life caught up and made those clouds melt into the sky.
I am happy to have rediscovered my love for clouds because there are several fond childhood memories that have come back to gladden my heart.
My favourite author Richard Bach had instilled this love of clouds in my heart. Here is a quote that I am sure you will enjoy reading:
“A cloud does not know why it moves in just such a direction and at such a speed...It feels an impulsion...this is the place to go now. But the sky knows the reasons and the patterns behind all clouds, and you will know, too, when you lift yourself high enough to see beyond horizons.”
In his book "Illusions", the protagonist is a messiah who can control clouds i.e. Make them appear or disappear at will. I used to practice his technique and hope that I would be able to do the same. After some attempts, I settled for trying to recognise different shapes and faces in clouds. :-)
2) Our love for flowers and planting is reaching news heights each day. We are spending most weekends visiting the garden centre to buy pots, plants or bulbs. Yesterday was an exception as we made use of the glorious sunny weather to plant and re-pot a few lovely flowering plants. Photos on fb.
We also saw the full bloom of our water daffodils and it is a sight to behold. We are now making plans for sprucing the garden with a delightful medley fusion of colours and fragrances. One of my eagerly awaited dreams is to see butterflies fluttering around in the garden and birds making their nests to raise their families.
Makes me smile as I wind up this post and settle down for another journey into dream world.
God bless us all.
Have a great Tuesday.
Happy Moments:
1) I have rediscovered my love for clouds - the shapes, the fluffiness, the grace of their glide across the skies. Cloud gazing used to be a enjoyable hobby but somewhere I lost the habit. Guess life caught up and made those clouds melt into the sky.
I am happy to have rediscovered my love for clouds because there are several fond childhood memories that have come back to gladden my heart.
My favourite author Richard Bach had instilled this love of clouds in my heart. Here is a quote that I am sure you will enjoy reading:
“A cloud does not know why it moves in just such a direction and at such a speed...It feels an impulsion...this is the place to go now. But the sky knows the reasons and the patterns behind all clouds, and you will know, too, when you lift yourself high enough to see beyond horizons.”
In his book "Illusions", the protagonist is a messiah who can control clouds i.e. Make them appear or disappear at will. I used to practice his technique and hope that I would be able to do the same. After some attempts, I settled for trying to recognise different shapes and faces in clouds. :-)
2) Our love for flowers and planting is reaching news heights each day. We are spending most weekends visiting the garden centre to buy pots, plants or bulbs. Yesterday was an exception as we made use of the glorious sunny weather to plant and re-pot a few lovely flowering plants. Photos on fb.
We also saw the full bloom of our water daffodils and it is a sight to behold. We are now making plans for sprucing the garden with a delightful medley fusion of colours and fragrances. One of my eagerly awaited dreams is to see butterflies fluttering around in the garden and birds making their nests to raise their families.
Makes me smile as I wind up this post and settle down for another journey into dream world.
God bless us all.
Have a great Tuesday.