For most people, we often marvel at the beauty of a sunrise or the magnificence of a full moon, but it is impossible to fathom the magnitude of the universe that surrounds us.
Richard H. Baker
We are waking to early morning temperatures of 70 degrees and beautiful sunrises.
Every morning was a cheerful invitation to make my life of equal simplicity, and I may say innocence, with Nature herself.”
― Henry David Thoreau, Walden, or Life in the Woods
Choosing a different path for our walk.
Taking in everything around us and enjoying the moment.
Meteorologists are saying that "when the moon waxes to its full phase this afternoon, high tides along the Eastern seaboard will rise twenty-percent", and that's without the storm surge that Hurricane Sandy could cause.
To all my East Coast friends, I send good vibes and wishes for safety and peace over the next few days.
Hugs and blessings,
― Henry David Thoreau, Walden, or Life in the Woods
Choosing a different path for our walk.
Meteorologists are saying that "when the moon waxes to its full phase this afternoon, high tides along the Eastern seaboard will rise twenty-percent", and that's without the storm surge that Hurricane Sandy could cause.
To all my East Coast friends, I send good vibes and wishes for safety and peace over the next few days.
Hugs and blessings,
Beautiful pictures. The weather here is cool and breezy all due to Hurricane Sandy, hard to enjoy it because of the poor people in it's path. Sending them positive thoughts, too.
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Meredith
Nice post and beautiful pictures. Let's hope there won't be damage by the storm.
ReplyDeletePictures are beautiful and wishing everything was all right at your place. Hugs and blessings, Anna!
ReplyDeleteWow, you have some gorgeous pictures there .... very inspirational. I hope the hurricane isn't affecting you. I stopped by after seeing your blog on 2 Bags Full 'grow your blog' event. Such fun! and I am your newest follower ;-) Annie
ReplyDeleteLove your photos and thoughts. From my observations on my drive to work in the morning, I feel most people are nuts when it comes to rushing through life.
ReplyDeleteI just never will understand the need to drive fast, rushing about, missing all of the beauty around us. The Moon was pink as it was setting this morning here and it was simply stunning.
Hope you enjoy a beautiful new week.
Linda
Your morning sky is gorgeous. As i read your entries, I am inspired to give more of my self...it drives me slowly so as not to miss the world around me. I will travel far through your ventures. Thank You.
ReplyDeleteIt was 16F degrees here this morning. The crisp air feels invigorating.
BlessYourHeartInYourFarAwayHome
stunning cloud pictures xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos of the sky .. did you take the photo of the moon? I love that! I also am sending hopeful thoughts to the people in the path of this storm.
ReplyDelete((hugs)), Teresa :-)
You publish wonderful photos. As I looked at your full moon photo I thought about how amazing it is that I was looking at the same full moon here in California as you took the photo in your faraway home! Kind of a "its a small world" thought.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post Tammy, I so enjoyed your walk. It must be pleasant to be out in cooler temperatures. I was kicking fallen leaves on my walk this morning, I love there autumnal smell.
ReplyDeleteGreat new header.
Hugs, Angela.x
The moon has such an influence on all of us but many people refuse to believe this.
ReplyDeleteYour picture does her full justice.
Briony
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Just beautiful! I hope that Jingles still have a great time with the leafs. Have a nice evening.
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Stunning pics! It was a very crisp 3 degrees c this morning when I woke. Can tell winter is on its way.
ReplyDeleteStay safe and I hope the storm causes you no harm x
Such beauty in your photos!What a curious looking wasp!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos...the moon is glorious. Yes safety to those in Hurricane Sandy's path. Walk on dear...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Tammy. I love the new look here too :) I am thinking of those in the hurricane's path as well.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy week, and enjoy your lovely walks.
Helen x
Beautiful photos of the sunrise. That looks like a very nice way to begin the day. I enjoyed seeing the sights in your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Tammy... great eye. ;) But, it is your words I love the best. I join you in well wishes for our friends on the East Coast. blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteThank you for the well wishes and for the Full Moon that I am missing tonight...because of this driving rain and the high winds...before my power goes out, I send you smiles! ~ kath
ReplyDeleteWonderful pics as always, especially liking the moon and all the green.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the colours in the sky.
Hi Tammy....So far so good he4e. Just lots of wind and rain. We are safe and hunkered down in our house, hoping for the best.
ReplyDeleteYour sunset shots? Spectacular. Loved them. Susan
It's great to get out and see the world around us and I'm glad you share it with us! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteDearest Tammy,
ReplyDeleteLove your outlay, very fresh.
Beautiful photos you show here; almost magical.
It is a joy to capture the flora around you during those walks, including insects.
Here in Georgia (2 hours off the coast) the wind gusts have stopped but the real feel for tonight could be freezing temperatures.
Let's hope that the damage in the north east is not that grave!
Hugs to you,
Mariette
Hi Tammy,
ReplyDeleteWonderfully posted and such beautiful photos, I love that they are larger now, you really get to see the beauty in each one..well done.
I love your photo of the moon. It is very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Dottie
I'm glad your weather is cooling down. 70 must feel almost chilly! How refreshing to see the green leaves and plants.
ReplyDeleteSunrises and sunsets always seem better in spring and fall, don't they? Have a wonderful week.
Lovely photos Tammy. All our hearts and thoughts are focused on the devastating effects hurricane sandy can have on millions. Lets pray for a peaceful outcome. Nx
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