as long as i can remember i've loved dandelions ... my Dad would probably dislike this but i would pick them & just blow the seeds away. seeing these here i want to do the same. oh the memories of a childhood. great view. so comical for me. thanks. big hugs. (:
Hi Michelle. I do love this photo. I can remember picking so many of these as a child....Blowing them in the wind, and waiting for my wish to come true.. Have a great day.
Hello, Gorgeous picture! I can completely empathize - we live in a small southern town - actually downtown - my husband grew up here and we came back - EVERYONE knows all about us! It is so funny! I have enjoyed my visit and am your newest follower, Kathy
There are times when I want to run away to a cabin and do the exact thing as Thoreau did. Just to see what I'd discover about myself. I'm glad you're in touch with that reality.
Oh, my. Very nice shot, but you have pictured my mortal enemy. I haaate dadelions. The dandelion and I fight a constant battle...at least for the first few mowing sessions.
Gorgeous! We cancelled our lawn care guy last year and this year it looks like we're the only ones who don't use him... Actually besides the dandelions and scant grass, it looks like we've sprayed Round up on it... Oh well. I love dandelions!
You have such a talent for putting the perfect picture with the perfect words. You always make me smile; quoting Thoreau is always a great way to an English teacher's heart! :-)
as long as i can remember i've loved dandelions ... my Dad would probably dislike this but i would pick them & just blow the seeds away. seeing these here i want to do the same. oh the memories of a childhood. great view. so comical for me. thanks. big hugs. (:
ReplyDeleteNice. Love that bokeh! Wonderful words by Thoreau.
ReplyDeleteGreat post
ReplyDeleteI really love this unusual picture, and the Thoreau along with it is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful photo, Michelle. The dof is perfect!
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle. I do love this photo. I can remember picking so many of these as a child....Blowing them in the wind, and waiting for my wish to come true..
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Love this quote.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous picture! I can completely empathize - we live in a small southern town - actually downtown - my husband grew up here and we came back - EVERYONE knows all about us! It is so funny! I have enjoyed my visit and am your newest follower,
Kathy
Sometimes I think about this when the noise and the dirty of the city almost overwhelms me...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post. The pic is just superb and words resonate in the air.
ReplyDeleteNicely compiled.
Have a lovely day Michelle:)
Excellent photo, as always. Enhanced by Thoreau's words and your playlist.
ReplyDeleteLove that quote!
ReplyDeletevery cool photo! makes me want to blow on those dandies!
ReplyDeleteYou're right , troublesome but oh so lovely and fun to photograph. You got down very very low for this shot!
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Michelle -- one of my favorite quotes -- barbara
ReplyDeleteThere are times when I want to run away to a cabin and do the exact thing as Thoreau did. Just to see what I'd discover about myself. I'm glad you're in touch with that reality.
ReplyDeletethat's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis photo looks like a painting. Linda. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteA forest is one of the most missed 'things' over here. Please have you all a good Wednesday.
ReplyDeletelovely
ReplyDeleteI do love our woods. I hope I can say before I pass on, that I Have Lived. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteBlessYourHeart
That's a good quote and you with nature on the ground with a wonder POV !
ReplyDeletePerfect. I love dandelions, Thoreau, and Elton John :)
ReplyDeleteYour quotes reflects the dandelion.Love it.
ReplyDeleteOh, my. Very nice shot, but you have pictured my mortal enemy. I haaate dadelions. The dandelion and I fight a constant battle...at least for the first few mowing sessions.
ReplyDeleteExactly! Cool shot.
ReplyDeleteSabia elección... (y preciosa fotografía)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and quote.
ReplyDeletebeautiful image and words...dandelions are the quintessential childhood flower :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! We cancelled our lawn care guy last year and this year it looks like we're the only ones who don't use him... Actually besides the dandelions and scant grass, it looks like we've sprayed Round up on it...
ReplyDeleteOh well. I love dandelions!
great combination.....picture and quote!! perfect
ReplyDeleteYou have such a talent for putting the perfect picture with the perfect words. You always make me smile; quoting Thoreau is always a great way to an English teacher's heart! :-)
ReplyDeleteDid you find the hoe? Love the photo.. but I love all of your photos. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteYOU HAVE EYES FOR DETAILS!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Did you blow? :-) This looks like a sweet love affair!
ReplyDeleteThis is great!!!!
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