I would love to know what he is thinking. I love the peacefulness of the picture. Boys are hardly ever still very long. It must be good thoughts. connie from texas
lovely words and image to go with it. Oh yes -I think nature does have a very calming effect on all ages. I recall taking a friend and her boyz to Himalayas and we felt a quietness in them after sometime...as if they are just taking their time to drink up the environment....!
“For you know that it was not with perishable things such as silver or gold that you were redeemed from the empty way of life handed down to you from your ancestors, but with the precious blood of Christ, a lamb without blemish or defect.” (1 Peter 1:18-19) (Read by Max McLean. Provided by The Listener's Audio Bible.)
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=) I love the quietness in that picture...
All nature shouts GOD!!!!
Susan
Love that "picture thought." Ahh...the memories of little boys (mine are all grown up!).
And now my hubby has a broken hip and the "boys" are taking care of their daddy!
Role reversal!
I would love to know what he is thinking. I love the peacefulness of the picture. Boys are hardly ever still very long. It must be good thoughts. connie from texas
What a lovel peacefil photo. Precious.
Yes our children are such blessings.
I have just posted on some different kinds of blessings.
How sweet! Now I'm wondering if after that reflection he might have been looking for some rocks to toss in that water? (smile)
Beautiful photo!
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lovely words and image to go with it. Oh yes -I think nature does have a very calming effect on all ages. I recall taking a friend and her boyz to Himalayas and we felt a quietness in them after sometime...as if they are just taking their time to drink up the environment....!
Thanks for sharing ~
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