Name: Susie
Location: Pretty City, Mid-Atlantic Region, United States
Bio: I'm a 40something therapist, technologically challenged, wife of a wonderful guy we'll call Jif, 'cause I'm a Choosy Mutha, and mama of an amazing Little Girl we'll call LG. We have a very bad dog (VBD) called Biscuit. This is my personal blog, where I tell stories, ask questions, act goofy and throw the occasional party. This is not to be regarded as a professional website or as a source of any type of therapy for anyone at all. Except me.
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Blog therapy by:
26 heads are better than one . . .
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!
The sunflowers and your flank (according to William) ;-)
The pictures remind me of when my girls were little and grew sunflowers! They were so amazed when they'd go outside and see flowers bigger than them! The quote always cracks me up too...I find myself wishing the same thing quite often!
The photos are amazing. The quality of light is stunning.
And the quote is pretty great too. I get it.
Happy Sunday!
Did you grow those astonishing sunflowers?? WOW! They look so pretty in those photos! (Now can you post photos of your flank? *heh*)
Mother Teresa had a pretty good sense of humor, too. And the trust is not misplaced here. I can see you reaching for the sky with as much hope as these beautiful sunflowers.
Happy Sunday, sis!
You are the Franceso Scavullo of flora and fawn! I have one note in the back of my ragged Bible which I carried to Sunday School as a child: "Remember Romans 8:28." It's a good-urn!
Stunning photos.
I've used that quote before to get through tough times. Enjoy your day!
Awesome pictures.
Happy Sunday.
Love the quote! Your pictures are stunning. Happy Sunday!
Aw, thanks, soozieq :) I think William is a "flank man." ;)
suzanne, welcome, and thank you so much. Pure luck, these pix.
traci, these are outside the daycare center near my office. I wouldn't be surprised if the wee folk planted them :)
kranki, I'm sure you do get the quote, my friend. God gets all the credit for the flowers and the light.
eclectic, my flank will only be seen here on CT films (unless I can get the lighting JUST right . . . ) :p
squirl, my friend, Katy (coming up next) sent me the quote, and it is actually one I've had on a plaque on my dresser, for years. I couldn't believe I'd never used it in a Sunday Post before. But the timing is good.
See, you get it about the sunflowers. This is why you're my sister. I can't quite articulate it, but I know you get it. There's something unlikely, yet heroic about them.
katy, you're too kind. Thanks again for the reminder of the quote. That verse is a powerful one; it is also one that, when the wrong person says it to you at the wrong time, you want to smack 'em; it has to just be between you and God.
denise, thank you :) You have a lovely day, too.
william, happy Sunday to you, too. Soozieq is spreading rumors about you and me, I think.
hi, nina! This is making me feel good, that y'all are enjoying the sunflowers. I thought the flowers were awesome, but didn't think the pix were all that. I'm happy that something of their glory is coming through, somehow. You have a happy Sunday, too :)
Great Sunday post again. I wish my sunflowers looked as good as yours. But then, mine grew from birdseed where the squirrels dropped it. I do not recommend this method for growing sunflowers, by the way. The flowers are NOT pretty.
Happy Sunday!
'God has a thousand ways where I can see not one, when all my means have reached their end, then His have just begun.'
~ Esther Guyot
I saw this and thought of you.
Love,
Peaches
Mother Teresa and me BOTH!
Hi Susie, you're so sweet to bring us flowers! That's just like you.
I've been feeling like a spy lurking around as 'anonymous' (even though I've always left my name), so I set up my own page last night. I hope you will visit sometime. Lynn
Nobody ever gets how subtle and sexy sunflowers really are.
Or...maybe I just didn't sleep enough. You pick.
And on every flower, a little bug must crawl.
*shudders*
(((((HUUUUUUUUGS)))))
The sunflowers remind me of you, our bright sunny Miss Susie Fairchild.
Hugs!
THOSE ARE THE BEST PHOTOS YET..I just love sunflowers! Kind of like you - even a glimpse of them brighten your day. To quote Stevie Nicks:
'Sunflowers and your face fascinate me...'
I LOVE sunflowers! Adore them!
And your photos are so lovely and cheerful, Miss Susie. Thanks for sharing them.
sunflowers are fun-flowers!
I like Peaches' quote!
Hang in there Lady--we're here for ya!
Love!
Gorgeous flowers!
:o)
Love the quote.
(HUGS)
I LOVE how the last one looks like it's giggling with it's petals up over it's mouth.
Great flower shots, as always!
I just wanted to let you know I'm thinking about you, hon.
As for the xray of your pelvis: reminded me of my OB telling me (while I was delivering my daughter) "You have a roomy pelvis." The doc standing behind him said: "I hope you know her well enough to SAY that!" ;)
Your photos are really fantastic. Do you see how your photos have changed over the past year? I love watching people use and transform their eyes over time.
It's a gift.
I love that Mother Teresa quote. It's one of my favorites. And those sunflowers are stunning, too. :)
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